Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
I'm really enjoying autumn on Honshu lol
Please take good care of your health as well.
But that's beside the point.
The Crack SeriesThat's it.
Up until the last time,
1. Spraying during periods of extremely high temperatures
2. The rock lines in the rock section and the sedimentary section were clearly visible.
3. Overhang (a section of a rock face where the slope extends over your head like a roof overhang.)
4. There was some spray loss.
5. Plastic spacers.
6. A pile of material slid down while we were spraying.
7. Nighttime temperatures drop to near 0 degrees (or below freezing).
8. The sand is bad.
4. Spray loss occurred
Well, I guess that can't be helped.
There's no way to prevent it.
We’re actually spraying continuously, but there’s one area where the layers are definitely separating, and that isThere's definitely one.
It's virtually impossible to remove it, so please just give up.
However, thatHow to Minimize Losses as Much as PossibleThere is one.
That isIntroduction of a Forced-Action MixerThat's it.
Normally, in spray application, cement and sand are mixed (blended) inside the spray machine, but
It is said that if the mixing time is too short at that point, there is a higher likelihood of waste.
Therefore, a machine was developed to minimize waste by increasing the mixing time and mixing the mortar more efficiently.
This is a forced-action mixer.
Before the mixture enters the spray machine’s hopper, the sand and cement are mixed in a forced-action mixer; this mixture is then fed into the spray machine, where water is added to form mortar.
The main issue is that the installation distance for the plant increases by about 2 meters, and one slightly heavier piece of equipment is added. (Some models come with a weighing device.)
This is particularly advantageous when the pumping distance is long.
However, although it takes some effort (such as cleaning), the general contractor’s pay doesn’t go up.
From an administrative standpoint,Creativity and Ingenuityで1 pointIt's just a matter of whether they'll give it to you or not, but personally, I recommend it.
I believe that if construction contractors give up on improving their skills, they will gradually lose their competitive edge in the years to come.
Only those who hone their skills to create something unprecedented—those who defy convention—will be able to move on to the next era!
That's what I think.
When it comes to cleaning, there have been quite a few accidents involving people getting caught up in it for a long time.
When cleaning, be sure to turn off the circuit breaker and shut down the generator.
In particular, make sure to turn off both the circuit breakers on the distribution panel and those on the machine itself.DefinitelyTo prevent electrical current from flowingand,
If possible, please use a socket when connecting the camera, and
Always unplug the power cord during cleaning and inspection.Measures such as these are necessary.
See you later.
Why Do Cracks Form in Mortar? (Part 1)
Why Do Cracks Form in Mortar? (Part 2)
