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Vacuum Dewatered Flooring in Durable Construction


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Floors in factories and industry have always been a source of problem in the production areas. Abrasion of floor, breakage due to lower compressive strength and high water-cement ratio etc are some of the prime reasons for failure of concrete floors. Concrete being the most versatile of flooring material, has been in use for a long time. To overcome the deficiencies of concrete, a system is devised to improve the properties of such concrete floors. This system is known as "Vacuum Dewatered Flooring".
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Er. Tophan Tripathy
Department of Civil Engineering G.I.E.T, Bbsr ,Orissa

Abstract


Floors in factories and industry have always been a source of problem in the production areas. Abrasion of floor, breakage due to lower compressive strength and high water-cement ratio etc are some of the prime reasons for failure of concrete floors. Concrete being the most versatile of flooring material, has been in use for a long time. To overcome the deficiencies of concrete, a system is devised to improve the properties of such concrete floors. This system is known as "Vacuum Dewatered Flooring".

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