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What my generation brings to construction

Construction Dive

As the industry continues to evolve, tech-savvy younger workers are key to its future success, writes consultant (and Gen Zer) Fulton Cure.

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Simpson Strong-Tie Introduces New AT-3G Hybrid Acrylic Anchoring Adhesive Designed for Faster Curing Times in Extreme Environments

Civil + Structural Engineer

. — Simpson Strong-Tie , the leader in engineered structural connectors and building solutions, has introduced AT-3G, a new, all-weather hybrid-acrylic anchoring adhesive engineered to deliver a faster-curing, high-strength bond for cracked and uncracked concrete and post-installed rebar connections. About Simpson Strong-Tie Company Inc.

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New Act no cure for procurement malaise

Construction Law

The Act will treat some procurement problems, but it is no cure for the underlying condition. Nick Barrett Editor

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Internally cured bridges stand the test of time

Construction Specifier

Internally cured concrete has been shown to reduce instances of both autogenous and dry shrinkage to decrease the potential for early-age cracking. This supports a concrete that is less permeable and, thereby, more resistant to chloride attack than traditionally cured mixes.

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Structural Lightweight Concrete: A Game-Changer for Longevity and Sustainability in Bridge Deck Repairs

Civil + Structural Engineer

When SLC is made with expanded shale, clay, or slate (ESCS) aggregates, it cures from the inside out in a process known as internal curing. Not only does this type of concrete ensure higher quality products due to factory-controlled curing environments, but it also contributes to more accurate concrete forms.

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Concrete tips: why effective curing practices are important

Construction Specifier

Proper concrete curing methods are critical for achieving the overall strength, durability, performance, and aesthetics of concrete. Unfortunately, despite the relatively low cost of effective curing practices, this step is often overlooked or minimized. Part of the reason is confusion around the definition of “curing.”

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Top 7 Waterproofing Materials for Concrete Roofs

Prodyogi

Prevention is always better than cure, especially when it comes to protecting your building from water damage. A well-waterproofed roof can significantly reduce the risk of leaks and the associated costs of repairs. adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});

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