Flash Set

A flash set is the irreversible rapid initiation of hydration in fresh concrete shortly after mixing.
Read MoreA flash set is the irreversible rapid initiation of hydration in fresh concrete shortly after mixing.
Read Moreis the process of further settling aggregate and allowing fat to rise to the surface in a concrete floor. It also helps to remove slight imperfections in the surface flatness.
Read MoreThe complete structure, consisting of several slabs.
Read MoreA regular cleaning regime is an essential part of the maintenance of a concrete floor during its working life.
Read MoreThe contractor or subcontractor responsible for the construction of the floor.
Read MoreThe party responsible for the structural design and detailing of the floor.
Read MoreSurface regularity over short distances.
Read MoreA pro-active approach to floor maintenance during the lifecycle of the floor slab can help improve operation performance and prevent expensive and time consuming repairs being required in the future.
Read MoreSpillages of any liquid should be wiped up or absorbed and removed as quickly as possible. Not only is this important for health and safety (Slip hazard) but it will also help minimise staining or chemical attack of the floor surface. Once the spillage is removed, the floor should be cleaned thoroughly with a detergent designed to remove the contaminate, yet remains neutral to the concrete surface.
Read MoreThe flow table test is a test carried out on freshly mixed concrete to ascertain its workability.
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