Wide Bay Pour
Wide Bay Pour - Wide bay pours are an increasingly common method of constructing an industrial concrete floor where a Defined Movement flatness classification is required.
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Wide Bay Construction
Wide Bay Construction - This method can be considered as a hybrid between the large pour and long strip methods.
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Wide Aisle Racking System - Wide aisle racking is the simplest warehouse storage system available.
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Wide Aisle - Aisle between racking or areas of block stacking where the Materials Handling Equipment (MHE) does not move in a defined path, but can move in any direction.
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Whole Aisle Width Grinding - Whole aisle width grinding is carried out in Very Narrow Aisles (VNA) to remove surface irregularities in the concrete, thereby enabling safe and efficient VNA forklift truck operation.
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Wheel Track Grinding - Wheel track grinding is carried out in very narrow aisles (VNA) in the wheel paths of VNA forklift trucks to remove surface irregularities in the concrete, thereby enabling safe and efficient truck use.
Read MoreWestergaard (Harold M.)
Westergaard (Harold M.) - Harold Westergaard was a Danish structural engineer who pioneered many structural and geotechnical concepts used today in concrete flooring.
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Wearing Surface - A wearing surface is the top surface of a concrete slab, on which the racking and traffic operate; it can consist of the original concrete floor, screeds, dry shake toppings or a polished finish etc.
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Wearing Slab - A wearing slab is a structural concrete element providing a flat and level wearing surface to withstand loads, heat and vibration.
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Water Reducing Admixtures - Used to reduce the free water content for a given concrete consistence. This reduces drying shrinkage in the concrete and hence cracking and curling of the slab.
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