Method for Calculating Construction Length Based on the Amount of Cement Used in Sprayed Concrete Work
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. Today, we’ll be covering quantity calculations for formwork. The other day, I wondered if I should start by explaining the basic method for calculating cement quantities, so this time I’ll walk you through how to calculate materials for basic formwork. First, the basic premise: the formwork cross-section…
How to Calculate Area Based on the Amount of Cement Used in Sprayed Mortar
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. In this post, I’ll discuss how to estimate daily application volume based on the amount of cement used in sprayed mortar. First, here are the basics for sprayed mortar: (Cement quantity per 1,000 m²) No waste Area (m²) Thickness (cm) Cement quantity per 1 m³ (kg) …
A well for disaster preparedness has been completed in Iwakura City!
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. The disaster-preparedness well we’ve been working on since last month is finally complete. It looks great! This is where we’ll install the portable fire pump. (We’ll put the cover on later.) We’re planning to test it out on the 9th of next month. (The fire department is coming by, lol.) The nameplate…
I'll be appearing as an instructor at K&i Web Academy on September 20. The content will be...
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. Actually, I’ll be appearing as an instructor at K&i Web Academy on the 20th of this month lol. On the Isabou Net website, under Isabou’s seminar section, there’s a seminar titled [No. 39] “Technical Considerations Regarding Reaction Elements in Slope Stabilization Structures and Erosion Prevention”…
What on earth is NETIS!?
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. You’ve heard of NETIS, right? But I think most of you only have a vague idea of what it is. So, today’s topic is “What Is NETIS?” New Technology Information System = NETIS &n…
Donation of a Well for Disaster Preparedness and a Certificate of Appreciation
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. We’ve been completely thrown off track by the typhoon that’s been hitting us since last week… Work on site has come to a standstill for no good reason… But this rainy typhoon has left some serious damage in its wake. I hope none of your sites have been affected. Anyway, the other day, in 2024…
The site supervisor thinks he’s the cheapest (according to the God of Construction).
Is it free if the site supervisor does it himself? We hire a demolition contractor to do the demolition. And sometimes, we have a handyman clean up the mess afterward. The reason for this is that it’s more efficient. Site supervisors understand this, right? Asking the demolition contractor to help with the cleanup…
Rock-to-Rock Bonding Using Mouldam
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. There are various ways to handle loose rocks that are uncovered during rockfall and loose rock surveys, aren’t there? One of those methods is rock bonding. Well, generally speaking, only one company comes to mind, but actually, we do it too, lol. Or rather, we’re the ones doing it…
Questions and Concerns Regarding Slope Stabilization and Anchor Work (Including an Apology)
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. I’ve discovered something that makes me feel really bad toward everyone who posted in the Q&A box. Here’s the Q&A box I set up here a while back. I’m really sorry to everyone who posted there. I didn’t even realize it until the other day! Once I realized it, I posted…