Strike Off
Striking off is the process of removing high points and filling low points when screeding a freshly placed concrete floor.
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Striking off is the process of removing high points and filling low points when screeding a freshly placed concrete floor.
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A structural appraisal is the study of an existing structure to find out how it works and whether it is fit for purpose.
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A sub-base is the aggregate layer directly beneath the concrete floor slab, resting on the subgrade. It acts as a working platform on which the slab is constructed.
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The subgrade is the bottom layer of the substructure on which the floor sub-base is normally laid.
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is a very harmful mode of chemical deterioration in concrete.
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‘Superflat’ has, over the years become a generic term for a degree of floor flatness required to operate a Very Narrow Aisle (VNA) truck where in fact ‘Superflat’ is an actual category of flatness defined in the Concrete Societies Technical Report 34 (TR34).
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Occasionally, aggregate particles lie exposed at or are very close to the surface.
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There is a risk of some fibres protruding through the surface.
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is the cleaning of a concrete floor surface prior to applying a new industrial floor system or repair material, by either mechanical or liquid process.
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Generic term to describe the departure of a floor profile from a theoretical perfect plane.
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