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  • DXR 140

    Husqvarna Construction Products DXR 140

    The small, lightweight DXR 140 remote-controlled demolition robot is designed for indoor and outdoor demolition work.

     
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    Hebel Autoclaved Aerated Concrete

    At a third of the weight of traditional concrete, wall and floor systems made of autoclaved aerated concrete (AAC) are easy to install: an eight-man crew can install 3200 sq. ft. of wall panels or 6400 sq. ft. of flooring in just one day.

     
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    Richway CreteFoamer

    Contractors can save time and money by producing cellular concrete themselves using the CreteFoamer.

     
  • Foam Concrete and SCIP

    I am planning to build a house using structural concrete insulated panels (SCIP)—that is, foam panels that have wire grids on each side and are faced with shotcrete, such as 3-D panels or the Solarcrete system. Is it possible to use foamed or cellular concrete as the facing for these systems? What...

     
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    Wacker Neuson Corp. Model CRT 48-35L-PS

    Model CRT 48-35L-PS offers easy operation, service, and performance for flatwork concrete jobs.

     
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    Tremco Commercial Sealants & Waterproofing Pedestrian Topcoat

    Easily add color to Pedestrian Topcoat deck coatings.

     
  • Lightweight Concrete for Bridge Decks and Girders

    A Kansas DOT research project used three types of lightweight aggregate to develop lightweight concrete mixtures for a bridge deck and for prestressed bridge girders.

     
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    Advances in Lightweight

    When even lower unit weight concrete is needed, or higher insulation value, cellular concrete is the solution.

     
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    Elemix Concrete Additives

    Elemix concrete additive consists of innovative polymeric spheres specially formulated for use in concrete.

     
  • Cellular Concrete Geofoam SP

    Geofoam SP enables the production of pervious cellular lightweight concrete from 20 to 40 lbs./cu.-ft.

     
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    Building with AAC

    AAC is beginning to catch on in the United States, where there are now three AAC manufacturing plants with several more planned. This represents a serious commitment since the cost of a plant to produce AAC blocks and panels is high.

     
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    Connecting AAC Floors to AAC Walls

    A technical look at how AAC walls come together.

     
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    Showcase

    Spotlight on a South Carolina home featuring autoclaved aerated concrete.

     
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    From the Archives...

    For our 50th anniversary, Concrete Construction takes a look back to our own beginnings by pulling some of our favorite products of yesteryear from our archives.

     
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    Cellular Concrete

    Lightweight insulating concrete “was produced with a proprietary preformed foam system which makes it possible to produce cellular concrete of the required weight and strength for each specific job.”

     
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    Slipform Paver

    Lightweight insulating concrete “was produced with a proprietary preformed foam system which makes it possible to produce cellular concrete of the required weight and strength for each specific job.”

     
  • Letters: Response From the Lightweight Concrete Industry

    From our perspective, the article as well as the response by Mr. Ahal makes excellent points in addressing the issue of finishing lightweight concrete. However the real issue as we see it is not finishing lightweight concrete but finishing air-entrained concrete.

     
  • Letters: Finishing lightweight concrete—contractors beware!

    The January 2005 issue of Concrete Construction included an article entitled “Finishing Lightweight Air-Entrained Concrete.” In response to that article, the American Society of Concrete Contractors Technical Review Committee sent a letter to all ASCC members and to all members of ACI Committee 302...

     
  • Preventing Moisture Problems

    More people are choosing insulated concrete walls than wood frame walls in residential construction. Concrete homes can be constructed with insulating concrete forms (ICF), cast-in-place concrete, precast concrete panels, autoclaved aerated concrete, and concrete masonry. These construction methods...

     
  • Durability of Lightweight Concrete

    I am designing a supported slab that will carry forklift traffic. I am planning to use lightweight concrete. What wearing surface would be appropriate with lightweight?

     
 
 
 
 

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