Pumped Concrete
Pumped concrete is transported through hoses or pipes, ideal for high-rise, underground, and large-scale construction projects.
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Definition
Pumped concrete is concrete that is pumped through a hose or pipe.
Purpose
The purpose of pumped concrete is to transport concrete to locations that are difficult to reach using conventional methods, such as high-rise buildings, long distances, or restricted areas.
Examples of Use
- Pumped concrete is used in high-rise construction to deliver concrete to upper floors.
- In tunnel construction, concrete pumps transport concrete to underground work sites.
- Large-scale foundations and bridge piers often utilize pumped concrete for efficient placement.
Related Terms
- Concrete Pump: The machine used to pump concrete through pipes and hoses.
- Boom Pump: A type of concrete pump with an articulated arm to place concrete accurately.
- Line Pump: A concrete pump using a series of hoses to transport concrete over shorter distances.
Notes
Pumped concrete requires a specific mix design to ensure it flows smoothly through the pump and hoses without clogging.
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