Preventing Honeycombing in Concrete Structures
Honeycombing refers to voids left in concrete where the cement mortar failed to fill the spaces between coarse aggregate particles. Not only is it unsightly, but it also allows moisture to reach the steel rebars, leading to corrosion and structural failure.
How A I G Prevents Honeycombing:
- Proper Vibration: We use mechanical vibrators meticulously to eliminate trapped air without causing aggregate segregation.
- Optimized Mix Design: Ensuring the right balance of fine aggregates and plasticizers.
- Formwork Sealing: Preventing cement grout from leaking out through gaps in the shuttering.
Our commitment to detail ensures your columns and slabs emerge smooth and structurally sound.
Written by A I G Technical Team
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