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Site Visit Report

The site visit report from September 2nd, 2010 found no cracks in the concrete slab. Any cracks that may have formed early from plastic shrinkage were closed during the finishing process using a helicopter. Future slabs will be poured at temperatures between 25-30 degrees Celsius to improve workability and prevent issues caused by the concrete being too cool. Cores are not recommended for checking curing efficiency since they are destructive, instead cube tests cured on site can be referred to. Adding small amounts of water during finishing is not structurally problematic but can affect the finished color, which brushing should help overcome.

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Site Visit Report

The site visit report from September 2nd, 2010 found no cracks in the concrete slab. Any cracks that may have formed early from plastic shrinkage were closed during the finishing process using a helicopter. Future slabs will be poured at temperatures between 25-30 degrees Celsius to improve workability and prevent issues caused by the concrete being too cool. Cores are not recommended for checking curing efficiency since they are destructive, instead cube tests cured on site can be referred to. Adding small amounts of water during finishing is not structurally problematic but can affect the finished color, which brushing should help overcome.

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o Site Visit Report dated 09/02/2010

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o Further to the inspection on site of the slab, no crack was seen. Maybe
crack plastic shrinkage appeared prior finishing but these cracks have
been closed by the finishing operation using helicopter. Troweling
/helicopter is a good “system” to close such cracks in the fresh concrete
period .
o The depth of plastic shrinkage & thermal crack

o Regarding the possibility of measurement the crack depth (if there is


crack), ultrasonic test can be used to measure depth of cracks, according
the above explanation the cracks stop at upper reinforced maximum.
o The problem of workability and behavior is due to the T° of concrete at
supply and environment temperature. Admixture has reacted too slowly. To
overcome this issue, T° of concrete supply for next slab will be between 25
and 30°C.
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o Curing :-
o To check the efficiency of curing Cores test are not recommended since
they are destructive for the slab. The practice recommended by code for
the strength results is to refer to the cubes tests (cured as per agreed
procedure)and cube make and consolidated without curing and kept in side
mold on the slab until the time of curing.
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o Adding small quantity of water during finishing is a bad habit of several
concrete finishers however this does not affect the concrete structural
integrity but may affect the finishing color. With this type of finish, the use
of brush as final finish should have overcome this color finishing problem.

Eng Abdelrahman Zayed


Quality Control Director
Lafarge (RM & AGG.)

12/10/2010

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