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GeneralOvercoming Pumping Problems

Neil McAskill

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There is probably nothing as frustrating to even the most tolerant wet-mix shotcrete placing contractor or crew as problems related to pumping. While the following comments are spe-cifically related to shotcrete placement, many of them are also applicable to normal concrete pumping applications. The rheology

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GeneralShotcrete Guides and Specifications

Dr. Rusty Morgan

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Most architects, design engineers and design-build contractors are familiar with preparing and producing specifications for various types of concrete construction. There are projects where the use of shotcrete, rather than cast concrete, may be more technically and economically advantageous, but the designer is reluctant to

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GeneralShotcrete Bibliography

Dr. Rusty Morgan

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I was asked by the ASA Executive Com­mittee to prepare a bibliography of shotcrete reference publications that would provide owners, designers/specifiers, sup­pliers, contractors and testing companies with useful information concerning the various aspects of shotcrete technology. I started by going to the ACI CD-ROM Con­crete

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GeneralPerformance vs Prescription Based Shotcrete Specifications

Dr. Rusty Morgan

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In prescription-based specifications the engineer will typically set out in detail all requirements for the materials and shotcrete mixture proportioning as well as the type of equipment required for batching, mixing, supply, and application of shotcrete. In performance-based specifications the engineer will specify the required

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GeneralASA- A Needed Voice for a Diverse Procedure

Jim Warner

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Shotcrete is a unique procedure for placing concrete or mortar. Because of its substantial advantages, it has found use in a wide variety of very different applications. This has unfortunately led to much misunderstanding and few, if any, practitioners that have experience in all of

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GeneralShotcrete, Airplanes, and Automobiles

George D. Yoggy

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“Giving structural steel a protective rust­proof and fireproof coating, without the use of forms … Lining tunnels, dry earth walls, irrigation ditches, etc. with a waterproof protective coating … Coating wood piles to protect them from destructive sea insects … Waterproofing concrete dams and reservoirs

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GeneralASA Holds Initial Shotcrete Nozzleman Certification

ASA

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Streetsboro, Ohio, a small town just southeast of Cleveland, recently became the site for a landmark occasion in the shotcrete industry. For six days in Septem­ber, 1999, the back lot of the Master Build­ers’ manufacturing plant and a local hotel in Streetsboro became the venues

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GeneralShotcrete and Prestressed Composite Tanks

Lars Balck

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