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    Industrial Concrete Layout the Easy Way

    Total stations and robotic total stations were once tools for surveyors only, but manufacturers are not making them contractor friendly. As a result, more contractors are beginning to see the value in using total station technology.

     
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    Setting Anchor Bolts

    Setting anchor bolts may sound like a simple task in preparing a slab or foundation for placement. But for industrial/commercial concrete contractors it can become a very complicated and important detail.

     
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    Performance-Based Dowel Design

    Serviceability is the name of the game with floor slabs that will have lift truck traffic. The most vulnerable places on such a floor slab are the joints. The joints break down when a lift truck moves toward the joint, deflecting down the edge of the slab panel it is on, then bumping against the...

     
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    Discovering the Unexpected

    Find out the results of CC's two-year warehouse floor study.

     
  • How to Use Steel Fibers in Concrete

    The article describes the different types on the market, their advantages, and how to install them.

     
  • Green Power

    Mark Peters, deputy to the associate laboratory director at Argonne National Laboratory, says the public has three concerns about nuclear reactors: they must be safe from extreme forces of nature, they must not leak radiation and highly radioactive spent fuels must be recycled, not stored.

     
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    No Joints? No Cracks? No Gray? No Problem!

    The Atlanta Bonded Warehouse Corp. (ABW), Kennesaw, Ga., has always tried to improve its facilities and operations with each new warehouse or expansion.

     
  • The width of the area that can be UV-cured with one pass of portable equipment ranges from 12 to 34 inches.

    UV Curing Speeds Project Completion

    Speed, durability, and sustainability are some of UV curing's benefits.

     
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    Laying It on Thick

    Placing mass concrete—which is defined for practical purposes as concrete formed with a minimum dimension of 3 feet—presents challenges in any type of construction.

     
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    Cement for Severe Environments

    A new pozzolanic cement when used to make concrete can resist attack in acidic or alkaline environments and also withstand higher temperatures than portland cement concrete.

     
  • CSI and CSC Announce 2011 Revisions to MasterFormat

    Refinements include reorganizing concrete reinforcing under Division 3 and updating Division 43 to correspond better with Division 46.

     
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    Sky High Floor Repair

    The British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT) trains workers in aircraft and airport maintenance, engineering, and flight operations. When the institute in Burnaby, B.C., opened a new hangar recently, it had a much more down-to-earth dilemma to tackle.

     
  • Wacker Neuson Announces 2nd Technical Academy Class Sept. 12-13, 2011

    The Wacker Neuson Technical Academy will hold it's second prep course for the ACI Specialty Commercial/Industrial Concrete Floor Finishers certification.

     
  • Fiber-Reinforced Concrete Withstands Heavy Loads

    The Grand Rapids, Mich.-based Caterpillar warehouse demands a lot of its 110,000-square-foot concrete slab.

     
  • 10 Reasons to Attend The NAI Coating Show

    The North American Industrial Coating Show will be held October 4-6, 2011 at the Duke Energy Convention Center in Cincinnati, OH.

     
  • MicroLumen Manufacturing Facilities

    The exposed aggregate finish features Mother of Pearl shells, mirror, and glass.

     
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    Industrial Luster

    When international lighting manufacturer Electronic Theatre Controls Inc. was building its new corporate headquarters in Middleton, Wis., it had a unique design goal: All employees, administrative and factory staff alike, were to enjoy a carpeted floor throughout the entire 250,000-square-foot...

     
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    Moving Forward

    In the twenty years since the founding of the TCA, tilt-up construction has made monumental gains.

     
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    High Concrete Group

    When precast fabricator High Concrete Group, Denver, Pa., decided to construct a $4.1 million, 16,200-square-foot maintenance building, it wasn't a big surprise that they went with precast concrete.

     
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    CC's GreenSite Projects of the Year

    A project was chosen as CC's best of 2009 in each of the following categories: Best Landscaping Project, Best Industrial Project, and Best Transportation Project.

     
 
 
 
 

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