Floor Systems Flashcards

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High mass floor system options include:

A

• concrete slab-on-ground
• suspended slabs or precast concrete beams
• lightweight suspended concrete floor systems
• compacted earth, flagstone or rock

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This is the most common high mass floor system.

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Concrete slab-on-ground

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3
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these can be used with lightweight infill and concrete topping.

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Suspended slab or precast concrete beams

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4
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floor panels, or thin poured concrete slabs on permanent formwork, supported on floor joists

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Lightweight suspended concrete floor systems

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5
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These may be competitive in cost with the conventional timber and steel framed floors, and can reduce site impacts where a slab floor is preferable to a lightweight floor

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Lightweight suspended concrete floor systems

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6
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This is less common but effective when properly designed and built for climate and site.

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Compacted earth, flagstone or rock

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Such systems have either low or no embodied energy and minimal transport impact

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Compacted earth, flagstone or rock

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8
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AAC

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Autoclaved aerated concrete

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9
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is made with fine aggregates, cement, and an expansion agent that causes the fresh mixture to rise like bread dough.

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Autoclaved aerated concrete (AAC)

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10
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This type of concrete contains 80% air.

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AAC

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