Formwork for modern, efficient concrete construction

By:

Rupasinghe, Rohan

Contributor(s):

Nolan, Eanna

Language: English Publication details: Watford BRE Press 2007Description: 24p. ill. 30cmISBN:

9781860819759

Subject(s):

LOC classification:

693.5 $2 18

Summary: Describes the main types of concrete formwork systems that are available including table form/flying form, system column formwork, horizontal and vertical panel systems, jump form, slip form and tunnel form. Sets out their key features - process efficiency, safety and sustainability - in order to help construction professionals take full advantage of them.

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Describes the main types of concrete formwork systems that are available including table form/flying form, system column formwork, horizontal and vertical panel systems, jump form, slip form and tunnel form. Sets out their key features - process efficiency, safety and sustainability - in order to help construction professionals take full advantage of them.

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