Co-authored
by school architect
Christopher Huckabee.
Addresses specific
concerns of school
planners, designers,
contractors, administrators
& parents. Focus
on use of Total CM
construction in K-12
schools. (2004)
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A
comprehensive guide
to concrete masonry
construction, this
handbook covers units,
mortar, grout, layout,
applied finishes,
construction techniques
and maintenance. 40
Details of masonry
sections describe
designing and building
with concrete masonry
and more than 200
color photos. Published
by the Portland Cement
Association. 304 pages
(2008)
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Concrete
Masonry Walls for Metal Buildings
(NCMA, 1996)
NO.
NCMA-TR149
$46.00
For
designers & metal
building manufacturers,
highlights advantages
of concrete masonry
hardwalls on metal
buildings. Includes
recommendations on
the latest masonry
design standards,
construction and much
more. 128 pages (1996)
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The
Effects of Concrete Masonry Unit
Moisture Content on Grout Bond
and Grout Compressive Strength
(NCMA, 1997)
NO.
MIA262
$10.00
Should
grouting operations
be permitted if concrete
masonry units in the
wall are observed
to be wet? This report
shows that the hydrostatic
head of a column of
grout is sufficient
to drive free water
of grout into wet
units. 30 pages (1997)
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An
NCMA Laboratory Research
Report indicating
excellent performance
of consolidation of
grout by puddling
essentially providing
performance equivalent
to that of internal
vibration. Used as
the basis to sponsor
a proposed code change
to MSJC. 30 pages
(1999)
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Informational
Guide to Grouting Masonry (3rd
Edition)
NO.
MIA301-10
$14.95
This
84 page publication
is intended to assist
Contractors and Inspectors
in understanding the
structural benefits
of grouting masonry
walls.
Highlights
This latest
version includes
conformance
and reference
to the 2009
International
Building Code
and the 2008
Building Code
Requirements
for Masonry
Structures (TMS
402-08/ACI 530-08/ASCE
5-08) and Specification
for Masonry
Structures TMS
602-08/ACI 530.1-08/ASCE
6-08), also
included is
IR 21-2 Interpretation
of Regulations.
Detailed explanations
and application
of High Lift
Grouting and
Low Lift Grouting
procedures are
presented and
addresses information
on: Admixtures;
Slump of Grout;
Grouting procedures;
Ties; Positioners;
Solid and Partially
Grouted Walls.
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Inspection
and Testing of Concrete Masonry
Construction (2008)
NO.
NCMA-TR156B
$80.00
This
manual includes two
sections, one covering
inspection and the
other covering testing.
Part I, Inspection
includes detailed
inspection checklists
and commentary for
the various stages
of concrete masonry
construction. Part
II, Testing, provides
detailed, step-by-step
guidance for performing
applicable ASTM testing
procedures on common
masonry materials
and systems. 229 pages
(2008)
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Masonry
Aspects of the World Trade Center
Disaster
NO.
TMS-5105-03
$45.00
Following
the tragic events
of September 11, 2001,
the Federal Emergency
Management Agency
(FEMA) and the American
Society of Civil Engineers
(ASCE) conducted an
investigation of the
World Trade Center
and surrounding damaged
buildings. At the
request of The Masonry
Society, David T.
Biggs of Ryan- Biggs
Associates participated
on the investigation
team. This report
presents his personal
observations of Ground
Zero, the towers’
collapse, and the
performance of masonry
on the sur round ing
buildings. Numerous
color photographs
are included in the
report.
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This
publication addresses
“masonry basics,”
the fundamental information
that anyone involved
in masonry construction
needs to know in order
to use masonry appropriately.
It covers descriptions
of the many material
components used in masonry
along with each component’s
unique contribution
to the assembly that
is masonry. Quality
assurance and quality
control of masonry is
also discussed, and
common deficiencies
are described. Masonry
Basics can serve as
a beginning text for
architects, engineers,
contractors, inspectors,
and others who wants
to learn the basics
of masonry. By Rochelle
C. Jaffe
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This
88-slide PowerPoint
presentation on the
history of masonry
was originally prepared
as the first two lectures
of a semester-long
course in masonry
engineering at the
University of Texas
at Austin. It was
intended to give students
an appreciation for
the background of
masonry construction.
This presentation
can be used for a
variety of audiences,
including architects,
engineers, and the
public in general.
The presentation is
conveniently provided
on CD-Rom. By Richard
E. Klingner and Clayford
T. Grimm courses.
By: Richard E. Klingner
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Masonry
Inspector’s Workbook (IBC) Based
on the 2009 IBC
NO.
MIA206a-10
$22.95
This
workbook is a compilation
of questions developed
from material in the
Reinforced Concrete
Masonry Construction
Inspector's Handbook
7th Edition. There is
an answer key cross-referenced
to the material in the
Inspector's Handbook.
Those preparing for
a Structural Masonry
Inspection certification
examination will find
this workbook invaluable
as a self-study guide
or as a supplement to
a classroom environment.
Successful completion
of this workbook significantly
enhances the technical
knowledge of an entry
level individual preparing
for a career in the
field of masonry inspection.
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This
report, produced by
a TMS team dispatched
to the site immediately
following the earthquake,
details the performance
of masonry structures,
including reinforced
masonry, unreinforced
masonry, anchored veneer,
parking garages, chimneys,
and buildings under
construction. Liberal
use of photographs allows
you to see the actual
performance of many
different buildings
of every conceivable
configuration and construction
type. The actual and
expected performance
is then analyzed for
each type of structure.
Actions needed to improve
the performance of masonry
structures are pointed
out in detail and research
needs are identified.
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Reinforced
Concrete Masonry Construction Inspector’s
Handbook (7th Edition)
NO.
MIA206-10
$39.95
The
most recognized information
source written exclusively
for masonry inspection.
This book covers all
aspects of reinforced
concrete masonry construction
and inspection. The
materials are based
on Code requirements
and practical Experience.
The 7th edition incorporates
the requirements of
the 2009 International
Building Code, Building
Code Requirements for
Masonry Structures (TMS
402-08/ACI 530-08/ASCE
5-08) and Specification
for Masonry Structures
(TMS 602-08/ACI 530.1-08/ASCE
6-08). Every inspectors,
designer, and contractors
should have a copy of
this most important
publication. This nationally
recognized publication
is the primary source
of information for understanding
the material required
for the Structural Masonry
Inspection Certification
Exam administered by
ICC.
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