Finite Element Analysis
Finite Element Analysis - is a computer-based numerical method used to design and check structures.
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Finite Element Analysis - is a computer-based numerical method used to design and check structures.
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Finishing - is the act of preparing the exposed surface of a concrete slab for its intended use.
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Fine aggregate - is used in multiple construction applications, including concrete construction.
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Fatigue - is the reduction in structural capacity of an element due to loading and unloading cycles.
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Fat - is a term used to describe the excess concrete paste found on top of a concrete slab after it has been placed and compacted.
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False Set - A false set is a stiffening of fresh concrete after mixing or placement. The original plasticity of the concrete can be restored by mixing.
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Fall - A fall is an engineered slope in a concrete floor which allows drainage of fluids from the area.
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Fabric Reinforcement - is typically used in ground supported concrete floors, composed of a set grid of reinforcement bars prefabricated into a sheet.
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Fabric Mesh Reinforcement - Steel Fabric Reinforcement is made up of steel bars placed at regular centres in perpendicular directions to create a mesh of steel bars. These steel bars are typically 6 to 12mm in diameter and placed at between 100 and 400mm centres.
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F Speed Reader - Method of testing a floor to the ASTM E1155 F number system.
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