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I am also working to get this topic down to a single page with links for the books mentioned here.
Another one that was passed onto me:
I have heard from a couple of others that this is a great resource.
I found another one.
"The Guidebook to Explosives Demolitions" It's ggod for theory, but some of their delay patterns look a little sketchy
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Here's a couple of more "must haves"
"Handbook of Rigging for Construction and Industrial Operations" by Joseph Rossnagel
"Rigging Handbook: The Complete Illustrated Field Reference Guide" by Jerry Klinke
I keep a copy of the Pocket Ref in my truck. It's great for formulas, weight conversions, and just about any other piece of knowledge that won't stay in my brain.
I found another one that I used just the other day:
Builder's Estimating Databook by Robert Taylor & S. Blackwell Duncan
It's great to use for weights of materials that are not to common.
Robert Kulinski said:
I am a pack rat when it comes to saving technical reports and what not. I have an entire drawer on nothing but demolishing post tensioned and pre stressed structures. These publications are tough to find in print.Is it possible to publish them on this site or would you have to jump throuhg all the reprint permission hoops?
Robert, I would love to get my hands on some of those. Do think we would get in trouble for emailing or faxing copies?
Demolition Methods and Equipment - TA Hutchinson
He wrote this paper on the subject to become a member of The Institute of Demolition Engineers.
Another one:
Management Pratices for the Removal of Hazardous Materials - It's a manual that was prepared by the DOE Engineering Sciences, University of Florida.
Robert, Sent you a PM
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I am a pack rat when it comes to saving technical reports and what not. I have an entire drawer on nothing but demolishing post tensioned and pre stressed structures. These publications are tough to find in print.Is it possible to publish them on this site or would you have to jump throuhg all the reprint permission hoops?
[size=2]A must read: Building Demolition Estimating - James Trout[/size]
[size=2]Also on my shelf:[/size]
[size=2]Builder's Estimating Databook - Robert Taylor & Blackwell Duncan[/size]
[font=Verdana][size=2]Construction Estimating & Bidding: Theory/Principles/Process[/size][/font]
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"Moving the Earth: The Handbook of Excavation" by Herbert Nicols and David Day.
I bought this book years ago. I had to dust it off recently and reread it. I was helping one of my budiies out on a site with a large volume of contaminated soil. The book has paid for itself a couple of times over.
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