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Demolition Techniques

In this article, we will explore various demolition techniques commonly used in the construction industry. Additionally, we will emphasize the importance of safety measures during demolition to protect the well-being of workers, the public, and the surrounding environment. Understanding these techniques and safety practices ensures that demolition projects are conducted efficiently, responsibly, and with minimal […]

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Epoxy Flooring

EPOXY FLOORING: TYPES | ADVANTAGE AND DISADVANTAGES An epoxy floor is one that has an epoxy layer that is at least two millimetres thick. The depth of epoxy is what distinguishes epoxy flooring from epoxy coating. It is also referred to as “resinous flooring.” Epoxy flooring is extremely durable, long-lasting, and decorative for any surface.

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Honeycombing in Concrete

In this article, we will cover various aspects of honeycombing in concrete, including the repair method, the causes of honeycombing, and preventive measures to avoid it. What is Honeycombing? Honeycombing in a reinforced concrete (RCC) structure refers to a condition where voids or spaces are present in the concrete surface, making the coarse aggregates visible.

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Lightweight Concrete

What is Lightweight Concrete? Lightweight concrete is a type of concrete that has a reduced density compared to traditional concrete. It is specifically designed to have a lower unit weight while maintaining sufficient strength and durability. The reduction in weight is achieved by incorporating lightweight aggregates or by using foaming agents that introduce air or

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Foam Concrete

What is Foam Concrete? Foam concrete is a fantastic material for producing large quantities of relatively low-strength void-filling material; it can be easily pumped long distances and it will fill most cavities.  Since foam concrete is so fluid and flowing, it can “search” without needing to be leveled or compacted. In addition, foam concrete can

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Concrete Vibrator

A concrete vibrator is used to ensure that the concrete becomes compact while putting concrete i.e. the concrete is placed without the inclusion of air bubbles which can affect its strength and it is necessary in most cases because the fluidity of concrete is limited by the amount of water used in the mixture. What

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Factors Affecting Concrete Strength

FACTORS AFFECTING CONCRETE STRENGTH AND WORKABILITY The strength and workability of concrete are both critical factors that need to be considered in the making of concrete. The strength of concrete determines its ability to withstand various loads, while workability refers to the ease with which it can be placed, compacted, and finished. Both factors are

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Soil Cement Types and Composition

What is Soil Cement? Soil-cement is a construction material that is made by mixing soil, cement, and water together to create a hardened, compacted material suitable for use in various engineering and construction applications. It is commonly used for stabilizing and strengthening soil to create a durable and cost-effective base for roads, pavements, airstrips, and

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Concrete Curing

What is Curing of Concrete? Curing of concrete is the process of maintaining adequate moisture, temperature, and time for the hydration of cement in the concrete mix. Hydration is the chemical reaction that occurs when water is added to the cement, leading to the formation of chemical bonds and the hardening of the concrete. Proper

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Method and Period of Formwork Removal

In this article, we will discuss the method and period of formwork removal, which are crucial to ensuring the successful completion of concrete construction projects. Proper formwork removal is essential to maintaining the integrity of the structure, achieving the desired finish, and ensuring the safety of workers. Let’s delve into these aspects: What is Formwork?

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