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    Death toll rises to 13 in India building collapse

    Thirteen bodies have been pulled from the wreckage of a building under construction that collapsed in a coastal village in India, authorities say. http://m.news24.com/news24/World/News/Death-toll-rises-to-13-in-India-building-collapse-20140104
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    slab collapse in South Africa

    Construction workers share details of deadly collapse in Tongaat, Durban, South Africa ALL that mall construction worker Skhumbuzo Ngcobo saw was dust when a concrete slab collapsed in Tongaat, north of Durban, KwaZulu-Natal, on Tuesday, killing a woman and injuring him and at least 28 of his...
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    Repair of restraint cracks in parking rc slab exposed to weather.

    Hi, I need your opinion on a repair method for the above situation. Do i simply ream the cracks a bit wider with an anglegrinder and apply a trafficable waterproofing paint? With the paint then being applied thicker in the areas of the cracks? Or do i injection grout the cracks and paint over...
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    Powerfloating waffle slab

    Has anyone had any experience with powerfloating a waffle slab? the slab is 450mm thick and the topping above the voidformer is 125mm thick. Is 125mm not too thin to powerfloat? i'll appreciate your comments.
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    flat slab restrained by lateral support piles on 2 sides

    hi there, does anybody have any ideas as to how to eliminate cracks forming in a suspended slab because of the fact it is restrained on 2 sides by means of dowels into lateral support piles? would a beam along the piles in the slab help? more rebar over the columns?
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    Construction joint position in suspended flat slab

    thread507-276229 With reference to thread507-276229 , why can a CJ not be placed at midspan? Surely that is where the bottom part of the concrete will form a crack anyway? Top part will just push together? Anybody feel like a debate?

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