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Title: Shotcrete: Wet or Dry Process
Author(s): H.R. Egger
Publication: Symposium Paper
Volume: 54
Issue:
Appears on pages(s): 241-249
Keywords:
DOI: 10.14359/18030
Date: 1/1/1977
Abstract: The vehicle in the classical method to spray shotcrete is compressed air. Thereby the aggregate and the cement are transported within a high speed stream of air in the state of a suspension. Many attempts have been exerted to apply other possiblities of transporting the concrete mix. Despite of these numerous efforts there basically remain three varioes methods: 1 dry aggregate suspended in a stream of air 2 slugs of wet mix propelled by compressed air 3 compact wet mix pressed forward mechanically. I will refer to hereafter as method one, two and three.
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