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GeneralThe Evolution of Shotcrete Evaluation and Testing

George Seegebrecht

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The versatility of concrete is truly impressive. Changing the concrete aggregate type, gradation, or removing a portion of aggregate can change common concrete to become lightweight,

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GeneralHistory of ASA

Scott Rand

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Much of the initial credit for the creation of the American Shotcrete Association (ASA) goes to Milt Collins.

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UndergroundGeneralA Brief History of Shotcrete in the Underground Industry

Dudley R. (Rusty) Morgan and E. Stefan Bernard

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It is now generally recognized that Carl Ethan Akeley (1864-1926) was the inventor of shotcrete (Teichert 2002).

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GeneralShotcrete Research and Development at Laval University

Marc Jolin

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The last 25 years have seen many exciting innovations in the field of shotcrete, primarily involving improved equipment, novel mixture designs, and new concretechemical admixtures.

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InternationalGeneralThe History of Shotcrete Equipment – Wet Mix

Ian Hay

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In Australia, when concrete swimming pools started becoming popular with the average home owner in the late 1950s and early 1960s, the pools were typically sprayed with dry-mix shotcrete

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GeneralEvolution of Shotcrete Materials in the Past 20 Years

Nicolas Ginouse and Simon Reny

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Shotcrete has evolved significantly since the early 1900s. We?ve certainly achieved remarkable progress since the early 1980s

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GeneralThe History of Shotcrete Equipment

Patrick Bridger

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Most of you have heard that Carl E. Akeley was credited with the invention of the first successful shotcrete machine.

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GeneralHistory of Wire-Wrapped Circular Prestressed Concrete Tanks

Lars Balck and Daniel McCarthy

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Circular wire-wrapped prestressed concrete tanks and ?gunite? (dry-mix shotcrete) evolved together early in the 20th century.

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RepairGeneralDurability of Shotcrete? Corrosion Protection

Jonathan E. Dongell

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In a prior Shotcrete magazine article, Spring 2015, ?Durability and Exposure Conditions of Cementitious Materials ? Deterioration Mechanisms,?1 the author discussed durability as it relates to the placement environment.

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RepairGeneralOvercoming Existing Corrosion When Using Shotcrete for Repair

Rachel Stiffler

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For over 100 years, shotcrete has been used in a variety of new construction applications, but one of its major uses is in repair, rehabilitation, and repurposing.