Anchoring a Girder Mould on a Precast Production Line
Bed tolerance, anchorage detail and thermal movement decide whether a girder mould holds its line. What to agree before the mould is set out.
Read ArticlePractical guidance for machinery component manufacturing and project-specific production lines for precast concrete components.
Bed tolerance, anchorage detail and thermal movement decide whether a girder mould holds its line. What to agree before the mould is set out.
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