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08:23 Jul 3, 2003 |
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| Selected response from: Dave Greatrix United Kingdom Local time: 10:43 | ||||||
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5 +4 | scabble to a depth beyond the steel reinforcement |
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4 | use brute force |
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3 +1 | forcefully pull down |
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use brute force Explanation: they must use some big powertools to remove the stuff before they can renovate it... maat of je dat zo in een uitbestedingsdoc wilt zetten...? |
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scabble to a depth beyond the steel reinforcement Explanation: "Scabble" is a term which relates specifically to concrete. A "scabbler" is used to remove concrete accurately, as opposed to using a "jack hammer", where the removal is uncontrolled. Smooth finished walls are also "scabbled" at the point where new walls connect. The "scabbler" works on the same principle as the jack hammer - pneumatically. Demolition & Renovation engineering - Concrete repairs in "tight ... ... If you can scabble the concrete down to sound material, you can build it back out with polymer modified concrete repair mortar, then wrap with carbon fiber ... www.eng-tips.com/gviewthread.cfm/lev2/ 21/lev3/68/pid/488/qid/33770 - 37k - Cached - Similar pages [PDF]Technology Demonstration Fact Sheet File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML ... The unit can scabble between 4" and 6" from the wall or other obstructions 2 The Concrete Shaver blades exhibited no noticeable wear after shaving sample rooms ... www.netl.doe.gov/dd/technologies/decontamination/ concrete-shaver/fact.pdf |
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