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Concrete Slab Formwork for Rail Track

Posted on February 4, 2012 by formworker
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Here is a 400mm thick Concrete Slab Formwork to be used for a temporary rail track. The rail track were used to traverse the big crane which picks up and places the huge Ball Mills at Sino Iron Ore Project. … Continue reading →

Posted in Formwork | Tagged Concrete Forms, Concrete Slabs, Construction, Mining Construction, Pilbara Region, Western Australia - WA | Leave a reply

Casting Bigger Than Usual Bolts Into Concrete

Posted on April 5, 2011 by Ed
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Here is a formwork bolt assembly we used to cast some 40 KG bolts into a 5 meter high pedestal. The assembly includes a pre-fabricated Shear Key (which is always fun) Click the images for a larger more detailed picture. … Continue reading →

Posted in Formwork | Tagged Bolts, Cape Preston, Western Australia - WA | Leave a reply

Using Old Z-Bars For Pins With Wedges

Posted on January 12, 2011 by Ed
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Pins and Wedges

Using old Z-Bars for pins with wedges to secure formwork is an excellent idea for companies who over time end up with lots of short Z-Bars. Obviously you would not cut these down to size from a brand new length, … Continue reading →

Posted in Formwork | Tagged Cape Preston, Formwork Construction, Western Australia - WA | Leave a reply

Two More Pedestal Formwork Examples

Posted on May 14, 2010 by Ed
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Here is two more pedestal formwork examples. The pedestal forms will be used on typical pedestal bases (shown below). We begin by forming up the bases. Pedestal Base Formwork After the base concrete is poured, the formwork is stripped leaving … Continue reading →

Posted in Formwork | Tagged Cape Preston, Concrete Forms, Foundations, Mining Construction, Pedestals, Pilbara Region, Western Australia - WA | Leave a reply

Pedestal Base Formwork

Posted on April 19, 2010 by Ed
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Here is some pictures of Pedestal Base Formwork box which is ready for concrete. It is held together with z-bars at the top and bottom on the corners while the centers are held together with z-bars at the top with … Continue reading →

Posted in Formwork | Tagged Cape Preston, Concrete Forms, Foundations, Mining Construction, Pedestals, Pilbara Region, Western Australia - WA | 3 Replies

Precasting Cone Shaped Concrete

Posted on February 22, 2010 by Ed
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Location: Port Adelaide SA Precasting six cone shaped concrete structures 2 at a time for the Adelaide Aqua Port Stanvac Desalination project. Scaffolding The 400 mm thick bases for the concrete units was poured first and the 2600 mm cone … Continue reading →

Posted in Concrete, Formwork | Tagged Concrete Forms, Construction, Port Adelaide, Precast | Leave a reply

The Quick and Easy Way To Make a Z-Bar Extracting Tool

Posted on January 25, 2009 by Ed
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Location: Northern Expressway Adelaide SA When Z-Bars become difficult to extract because concrete slurry has leaked into the conduit, it may be necessary to make a heavy duty Z-Bar extracting tool. Z-Bar Extractor Simply cut a notch in the plate … Continue reading →

Posted in Formwork | Tagged Concrete Forms, Glossary, Tips, Tools, Walls | Leave a reply

Dodgy Slab Formwork with no Bedlog

Posted on November 19, 2008 by Ed
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Location: Bolivar Water Treatment Plant SA While this slab formwork “may” hold the concrete, it could be done a bit more professionally by using plywood rips and a bedlog to straighten the edgeform instead of wire. I can’t believe the … Continue reading →

Posted in Formwork | Tagged Bozo, Bracing, Concrete Forms, Construction, Dodgy, South Australia - SA, Tips | Leave a reply

Thrust Block Excavation Below Water Table

Posted on November 14, 2008 by Ed
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Location: Whyalla Pellet Plant South Australia Here’s another thrust block formwork job we had to do, but this time it was below the water table which means that water would be continually pouring into the job the whole time. Thrust … Continue reading →

Posted in Concrete, Formwork | Tagged Excavator Operators, Mining Construction, South Australia - SA, Thrust Blocks, Whyalla | Leave a reply

Bridge Bearing Formwork

Posted on November 9, 2008 by Ed
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Location: Port Adelaide South Australia This is the formwork which will be used to cast the bridge bearings into position on top of the concrete columns. Silicon sealer was used to completely seal the formwork in order to stop any … Continue reading →

Posted in Formwork | Tagged Bridges, Construction, Grouting, Tips | Leave a reply

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