CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION PRACTICES (CHAP 6) Flashcards
involves concrete
hatching, mixing, transporting, placing,
consolidating, finishing, and curing.
Concreting Operations
Advantage: ______ can help in controlling the setting time and strength development of the concrete during lower temperatures.
Disadvantage: It increases the risk of slow curing, which can lead to inadequate strength gain and potential for freeze-thaw damage if not properly managed.
Cold-weather concreting
Advantage: ______ can lead to
faster setting times, allowing for quicker project completion.
Disadvantage: It increases the risk of rapid
moisture loss and potential for thermal cracking, which can compromise the quality of the concrete
Hot-Weather Concreting
is a construction method where concrete is poured and
set directly at the construction site into molds or forms to create structural elements like walls, columns, and slabs.
Cast-in-place concreting
Floors and Roofs
______: Slabs primarily supported by beams on two opposite sides, with
bending occurring in one direction.
One-way slabs
Rectangular column, circular column, foundation wall wall and footing, circular tank wall are all examples of
Walls and Wall Footing
Floors and Roofs
______: Slabs directly supported by columns without beams, often with drop
panels to resist shear and moments.
Flat-slabs
Floors and Roofs
______: Slabs supported on all four sides, with bending occurring in both
directions.
Two-way slabs
it refer to the methods, techniques, and procedures used during the building process to ensure safe, efficient, and high-quality construction.
They include site preparation, material selection, proper use of tools and machinery, adherence to safety standards, efficient project management, and compliance with building codes and regulations.
Good ______ aim to optimize time, cost, and labor while ensuring structural integrity and sustainability.
Construction practices
______ in construction management ensures that formwork is properly designed and installed to prevent accidents or failures during concrete placement and curing. -Key practices include stable foundations, proper bracing, controlled concrete placement, and systematic reshoring. -Safety also involves addressing hazards like wind during installation and removing debris to maintain a safe site
Framework safety