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The Guardian Structural Repair Series — GSR-007Why Non-Shrink Micro Concrete Matters in Structural Repairs Understanding Volume Stability, Restraint & Long-Term Repair Performance By The Guardian
A Repair Is Not Successful Simply Because the Void Has Been Filled When repairing damaged concrete, the objective is not merely to replace missing material. The repair material must remain appropriately integrated with the existing structure as it develops its properties. One of the important considerations in many structural repair applications is shrinkage and volume stability. This is why engineers pay close attention to repair materials described as non-shrink or formulat
Propack Corporation
Aug 134 min read
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