GeneralLimestone Cement in Shotcrete
Jonathan E. Dongell
Read MoreToday, the use of supplemental cementitious material (SCM) (fly ash, microsilica, or slag) with portland cement is commonplace.
GeneralThe Use of Recycled Glass in Shotcrete
Isabelle Fily-Paré and Dr. Marc Jolin
Read MoreRight after the G8 summit in Japan 2008, the International Energy Agency was mandated to work on the development of technology roadmaps meant to identify specific industries and help governments in their quest for sustainable development.
GeneralVolumetric Batching of Wet-Mix Shotcrete
Mason Guarino
Read MoreFor decades, volumetric batching has been commonplace in the dry-mix shotcrete process.
GeneralDry-Mix Equipment Maintenance
Todd Ferguson
Read MoreMaintaining your dry-mix shotcrete (gunite) equipment ensures that your crew will get the most efficient production, maximum service life, and safest operation from your machinery and accessories.
GeneralThe Clamp That Failed
Derek Pay
Read MoreJob-Site Safety is More Than a Hard-Hat Sticker
GeneralShotcrete Classics
E.P. Stewart
Read MoreReprinted courtesy of Engineering News-Record, McGraw Hill Financial, November 9, 1933
UndergroundStructuralGeneralSustainable Shotcrete Using Blast-Furnace Slag
Philip Sawoszczuk, Dr. Michelle Nokken, and Dr. Marc Jolin
Read MoreTwo shotcrete mixtures were designed based on sustainability for use in mining ground support.
GeneralMaterial Velocity at the Nozzle
Nicolas Ginouse and Dr. Marc Jolin
Read MoreSince the early days of shotcrete, the reduction of rebound has been one of the major technical challenges of the industry due to its obvious impact on material and labor costs and, although less recognized, its detrimental effect on material properties.
GeneralIn Memoriam: Ed Brady
ASA
Read MoreWlliam Edwin Brady died tragically at the age of 55 on May 30, 2013, leaving us shocked and heartbroken.
GeneralACI Nozzleman Certification Sessions: What Not To Do
William T. Drakeley Jr.
Read MoreAs most of Shotcrete magazine?s readership is probably aware, the American Concrete Institute (ACI) has a shotcrete nozzleman certification program for both dry- and wet-mix in vertical and overhead orientations.