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This guide presents recommendations for producing cast-in-place architectural concrete. The importance of specified materials, forming, concrete placement, curing, additional treatment, and inspection, and their effect on the appearance of the finished product are discussed. Architectural concrete requires special construction techniques and materials, and each project will have special requirements. Specific recommendations and information presented in this guide should be used accordingly. Contents: Chapter 1Introduction Chapter 2Architectural considerations 2.1Architectural features 2.2Architectural design 2.3Coatings and sealers 2.4Joint sealants 2.5Specifications Chapter 3Structural considerations 3.1Spalling 3.2Deflections 3.3Cracking 3.4Joints 3.5Beams and slabs 3.6Columns 3.7Walls Chapter 4Forms 4.1General 4.2Materials 4.3Economics 4.4Formwork accuracy 4.5Form joints 4.6Textures and patterns 4.7Formwork accessories 4.8Form coatings and sealers 4.9Form release agents 4.10Form removal Chapter 5Reinforcement 5.1General 5.2Clear space 5.3Reinforcement supports and spacers 5.4Tie wire 5.5Zinc-coated (galvanized) steel reinforcement 5.6Epoxy-coated reinforcing bars Chapter 6Concrete materials and mixture proportioning 6.1General 6.2Materials 6.3Proportioning, mixing, and temperature control Chapter 7Placing and consolidation 7.1Conveying and placing 7.2Consolidation Chapter 8Curing 8.1General 8.2Curing in forms 8.3Moist curing 8.4Membrane curing 8.5Hot-weather curing Chapter 9Treated architectural surfaces, 9.1Surface retarders 9.2High-pressure water jet 9.3Acid wash 9.4Abrasive blasting 9.5Tooling or other mechanical treatments Chapter 10Finishing and final cleanup 10.1General 10.2Tie holes 10.3Blemish repair 10.4Stain removal 10.5Sealers and coatings Chapter 11References 11.1Referenced standards and reports 11.2Cited references Appendix AArchitectural concrete photos |
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