Access scaffolding is the most important element of plant for building, civil engineering and structural engineering contractors. In fact a building or structure cannot be constructed to a height of more than two metres without platforms to work from. These platforms have to be constructed on the site in the minimum of time but nevertheless backed up by accurate calculations and design details. Access Scaffolding brings together for the first time all the elements of scaffolding, providing a comprehensive and unique guide to the best practice in scaffolding, its engineering properties and the…mehr
Access scaffolding is the most important element of plant for building, civil engineering and structural engineering contractors. In fact a building or structure cannot be constructed to a height of more than two metres without platforms to work from. These platforms have to be constructed on the site in the minimum of time but nevertheless backed up by accurate calculations and design details. Access Scaffolding brings together for the first time all the elements of scaffolding, providing a comprehensive and unique guide to the best practice in scaffolding, its engineering properties and the hazards involved. The book covers the very wide varieties of structure which have to be built and used in practice, including suspended and completed structures. Diagrammatic details of the commonest types are featured. Access Scaffolding is a unique and indispensible handbook on the subject for contractor's field and design staff, safety inspectors of statutory bodies, and structural, civil and building consulting engineers. It is also a useful resource for students of structural and civil engineering and building degree courses.
Part I: General Construction of Ordinary Access Scaffolds 1. Introduction and terminology 2. Types of scaffold choice of systems and standardisation of imposed loads 3. The basic independent tied scaffold and the Putlog scaffold 4. Foundations 5. Bracing 6. Ties 7. Working platforms 8. Ladders 9. Prefabricated beams 10. Pavement frames 11. Attachments to scaffold gin wheels lifting jibs fans and nets loading bays Part II: Special Scaffolds 12. Access birdcages 13. Access towers in tubes and couplers 14. Tower and bridge scaffolds frame scaffolds and system scaffolds 15. Cantilever scaffolds 16. Truss-out scaffolds and drop scaffolds 17. Slung scaffolds 18. Suspended scaffolds 19. Roof scaffolds house chimney scaffolds and roof edge protection 20. Gangways pedestrian bridges and vehicle ramps 21. Tall chimneys churches monuments cooling towers and water towers 22. Demolition scaffolds 23. Weather protection and sheeted stone cleaning scaffolds temporary roofs and canopies 24. Free standing scaffolds and power access scaffolds. Part III: Administration and Organisation 25. Scaffolds requiring calculations drawing office practice and planning for overall stability 26. The construction dismantling alteration and adaptation of scaffolds 27. Safety 28. Training 29. Scaffold depot activities 30. Inspection of scaffolds. Part IV: Materials and Technical Data 31. Scaffold tubes 32. Scaffold couplers and fittings 33. Scaffold boards and timber 34. Technical data on prefabricated beams 35. Prefabricated frames and scaffold systems 36. Ropes lashing rigging guys and anchors 37. The weights on scaffolding 38. Wind forces ice and snow loads 39. Units symbols and conversion tables.
Part I: General Construction of Ordinary Access Scaffolds 1. Introduction and terminology 2. Types of scaffold choice of systems and standardisation of imposed loads 3. The basic independent tied scaffold and the Putlog scaffold 4. Foundations 5. Bracing 6. Ties 7. Working platforms 8. Ladders 9. Prefabricated beams 10. Pavement frames 11. Attachments to scaffold gin wheels lifting jibs fans and nets loading bays Part II: Special Scaffolds 12. Access birdcages 13. Access towers in tubes and couplers 14. Tower and bridge scaffolds frame scaffolds and system scaffolds 15. Cantilever scaffolds 16. Truss-out scaffolds and drop scaffolds 17. Slung scaffolds 18. Suspended scaffolds 19. Roof scaffolds house chimney scaffolds and roof edge protection 20. Gangways pedestrian bridges and vehicle ramps 21. Tall chimneys churches monuments cooling towers and water towers 22. Demolition scaffolds 23. Weather protection and sheeted stone cleaning scaffolds temporary roofs and canopies 24. Free standing scaffolds and power access scaffolds. Part III: Administration and Organisation 25. Scaffolds requiring calculations drawing office practice and planning for overall stability 26. The construction dismantling alteration and adaptation of scaffolds 27. Safety 28. Training 29. Scaffold depot activities 30. Inspection of scaffolds. Part IV: Materials and Technical Data 31. Scaffold tubes 32. Scaffold couplers and fittings 33. Scaffold boards and timber 34. Technical data on prefabricated beams 35. Prefabricated frames and scaffold systems 36. Ropes lashing rigging guys and anchors 37. The weights on scaffolding 38. Wind forces ice and snow loads 39. Units symbols and conversion tables.
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