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Technological Considerations of Periodic Repair Works of Concrete Industrial Floors

Author(s): ORCID
ORCID
Medium: journal article
Language(s): English
Published in: Civil and Environmental Engineering Reports, , n. 1, v. 35
Page(s): 50-67
DOI: 10.59440/ceer/195261
Abstract:

Concrete floors are among the elements in construction facilities whose design requires engineering experience, workmanship requires the maintenance of a technological regime, while during their operation it is necessary to conduct periodic repairs. Concrete floors are most often used as working and communication space in industrial facilities, and very often they are also a functional element in objects that are immovable monuments. Regardless of the place of installation, concrete floors require periodic maintenance works whose scope should each time be individually adapted to the current use of the object. Improper selection of maintenance work technology and incorrect application of technological solutions related to the renovation of floors can cause rapid deterioration of their technical condition, which may lead to the need to take them out of service, which in turn may result in the need to interrupt the use of the building facility, including production facilities of industrial facilities. The paper presents a collection of practical information related to conducting periodic repair work on concrete industrial floors The article is a case study and addresses specific situations related to the loss of serviceability of concrete industrial floors.

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