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Aci 555r01 Removal And Reuse Of Hardened Concrete Aci Committee 555

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Publisher: American Concrete Institute (ACI)

File Extension: PDF

File size: 3.25 MB

Pages: 26

Author: ACI Committee 555

ISBN: 9780870310614, 0870310615

Language: English

Year: 2001

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Aci 555r01 Removal And Reuse Of Hardened Concrete Aci Committee 555 by Aci Committee 555 9780870310614, 0870310615 instant download after payment.

This report presents information on removal and reuse of hardened concrete. Guidance for assessment of concrete structures for complete or partial demolition is provided. The applicability, advantages, limitations, and safety considerations of various types of concrete removal methods, including hand tools, hand-operated power tools, vehicle-mounted equipment, explosive blasting, drills and saws, nonexplosive demolition agents, mechanical splitters, heating and thermal tools, and hydrodemolition (water-jet blasting), are provided. The available surface removal systems,their probable applications, and advantages and disadvantages of various types of surface removal systems are discussed. Considerations for evaluating and processing waste concrete for production of aggregates suitable for reuses in concrete construction are presented.