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GeneralShotcrete Hose/ System Cleanout Safety

Carl Baur

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I am writing this article to reinforce to the members of wet- or dry-process shotcrete crews that the cleanout process can be very dangerous.

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SafetyGeneralHose Selection and Safety in Concrete Pumping

Andy Kultgen

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There are many options for hoses to use for the concrete pumping portion of wet-process shotcrete application,

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InternationalGeneralShotcrete Testing Around the World

Lars Balck

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Charles Hanskat?s article on ?Shotcrete Testing?Who, Why, When, and How?1 in the Summer 2011 issue of Shotcrete magazine provided us with an excellent overview of shotcrete testing in the United States.

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GeneralShotcrete Placed in Multiple Layers does NOT Create Cold Joints

Charles S. Hanskat

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Designers and inspectors often confuse placement of multiple layers of shotcrete in building out a section with cold joints experienced in cast-in-place concrete construction.

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GeneralBetter Bonding to the Substrate Enhances Durability

Top 10 Sustainability #8

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Concrete is, by the definition of sustainability, the perfect construction material.

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GeneralLimestone Cement in Shotcrete

Jonathan E. Dongell

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Today, the use of supplemental cementitious material (SCM) (fly ash, microsilica, or slag) with portland cement is commonplace.

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GeneralThe Use of Recycled Glass in Shotcrete

Isabelle Fily-Paré and Dr. Marc Jolin

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Right 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.

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GeneralVolumetric Batching of Wet-Mix Shotcrete

Mason Guarino

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For decades, volumetric batching has been commonplace in the dry-mix shotcrete process.

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GeneralDry-Mix Equipment Maintenance

Todd Ferguson

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Maintaining 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.

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SafetyGeneralThe Clamp That Failed

Derek Pay

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Job-Site Safety is More Than a Hard-Hat Sticker