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E W H GIFFORD, A A W BUTLER, J FABER, R W TURNER, D H LITTLE, F WALLEY, H ADDISON, R E ROWE, F S P TURNER, A J DUTT, T AKROYD, K J FLEMONS, C A POWER, A W SHILSTON
Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers (1967) 36 (1): 189–200.
Published: 01 January 1967
..., there must be openings at the construction joints, and it seemed to him that these should be treated with a water-bar. If the water-bar were designed properly (which was the consultants job) andbuilt properly (which was the contractors job), then if there were leaks, it was the contractors fault and itwas...
