Stone; an Illustrated Magazine, Volume 411920 - Building stones |
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Page 204 - ... 1920. The potash deposits of Germany, which were discovered by the Prussian government in 1843 at Stassfurt while boring for rock salt and which occur in upper layers of rock salt in the plains of Northern Germany, have been estimated to occupy a volume of 10,790,000,000 cubic...
Page 174 - A cylinder is conceived to be generated by the revolution of a rectangle about one of its sides as an axis.
Page 15 - ... in all our operations, whether agricultural or manufacturing, it is not we who operate, but the laws of nature, which we have set in operation. It is, then, of the highest importance that we should know these laws, in order to know what we are about...
Page 480 - MARBLE AND MARBLE WORKING. A Handbook for Architects, Sculptors, Marble Quarry Owners and Workers, and all engaged in the Building and Decorative Industries. Containing numerous Illustrations and 13 Coloured Plates. By WG RENWICK, Author of "The Marble Industry," "The Working of Marble for Decorative Purposes,
Page 492 - Is very prevalent at the surface in this region, and such quarrying as has been done has shown that the cracks extend 60 feet or more below the surface. It is, of course, possible that at greater depths sounder stone will be found, but it is not profitable to be obliged to reject a large percentage of waste simply because the percentage of available blocks of the requisite size is limited by the structure of the deposit. The excessive moisture and the influence of the dense vegetation in this region...