3D Laser Scanning
also known as 3D Scanning, is a non-destructive, non-contact method of capturing floor surface regularity using laser imaging technology.
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Table 4.2
Contained within the concrete societies technical report No34 2003 edition. Outlining the allowable values of the properties 2 (II) and 4 (IV) for the free movement specifications FM1, FM2 and FM3.
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Contained within the concrete societies technical report No34 2003 edition. Outlining the allowable values of the properties of the defined movement classifications superflat, Category I and Category II.
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Contained within concrete societies technical report No34 2003. Outlining the allowable values of properties II and IV for the free movement specifications FM2 (special)
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Shear stud or fitting on armoured joint to provide bond to adjacent concrete.
Read MoreTechnical Report 34 (TR34)
Technical Report 34 is a guide to the design and construction of industrial concrete ground floors, published by The Concrete Society.
Read MoreThe Concrete Society
is an independent body in the UK dedicated to providing up to date information and technical guidance to users of concrete in all areas of the construction industry.
Read MoreThermal Cracking
is caused by a temperature difference across the depth of a concrete slab during hydration, resulting in uneven shrinkage.
Read MoreThermal Expansion and Contraction
is the lengthening and shortening of concrete panel due to a change in temperature.
Read MoreTied Joint
A tied joint restrains movement between individual panels.
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