On the Future of Industrial Floors - Preparation of the substrate

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1 Indroduction 2 What future? 3 Progress today from 750 years ago 4 Three conditions for technical change 5 "Purely a matter of faith" 6 Adhesion over the centuries 7 Target Groups 8 Concrete: a material with an unnecessarily poor reputation 9 Conditions like in the Wild West on many sites 10 CD-ROM "Industrial Floors" 11 Propositions for the future for design and application 11.1 The concrete slab 11.2 Diagnosis 11.3 Preparation of the substrate 11.4 Reaction polymers 11.5 Levelling uneven surface 12 References		On the Future of Industrial Floors by Dipl.-Chem. Dr. Peter Seidler Industrial Floors 1999, International Colloquium Jan 12-16, 1999 11.3 Substrate preparation Which method and why? · Shot blasting · Grinding · Scarifying Which tool to use? · Type of shot and speed of machine · Grinding disk · Scarifying tool Why pull-off-strength > 1.5 N/mm²? Measuring without statistical risk What degree of roughness results? · Measuring the roughness · Costs of extra material consumption Performance (m²/worker) Dust-free preparation Degreasing of concrete or cementitious overlay Influence of microorganisms Text of tender · organisation · performance · consumption Use of robots GSP (Good Site Practice) as a standard
Last Update: Feb 13, 2002