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#Agregate Reel by @hollyhockconstruction (verified account) - This is what placing concrete in ICF actually looks like. ICF needs a flowable mix - not dry, not sloppy. That's why typical ICF pours target 6-7" sl
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This is what placing concrete in ICF actually looks like. ICF needs a flowable mix — not dry, not sloppy. That’s why typical ICF pours target 6–7” slump (150–175 mm) and are properly vibrated. Why it matters: • Concrete needs to flow around rebar and webs • Vibration removes air pockets and honeycombing • Proper consolidation = full wall strength High slump doesn’t mean adding water. It means using the right mix design and admixtures, then placing it correctly. ICF pours fail when people treat them like flatwork. They succeed when you respect the system.
#Agregate Reel by @hollyhockconstruction (verified account) - REINFORCEMENT - Concrete is strong in compression but weak in tension. That's why we add reinforcing steel aka rebar. When concrete bonds to properl
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REINFORCEMENT - Concrete is strong in compression but weak in tension. That’s why we add reinforcing steel aka rebar. When concrete bonds to properly placed rebar (must be deformed bar), the two materials act together as reinforced concrete basically sharing loads and resisting cracking. Correct bar spacing, placement, and cover are critical for durability and structural performance. Referenced in ACI 318 and CSA A23.3 reinforced concrete design provisions. Save this before your next pour. Go here for more details: https://elementicf.com/technical-library/
#Agregate Reel by @jackos_concrete_finishing - The Chemistry of Concrete: Set Time vs. Cure Time 🔬🧱 Cure Time: The Long Game Cure time is a constant-concrete doesn't change. Regardless of the mix
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The Chemistry of Concrete: Set Time vs. Cure Time 🔬🧱 Cure Time: The Long Game Cure time is a constant—concrete doesn't change. Regardless of the mix, it typically takes 28 days for concrete to reach its full designed structural strength. This is the point where the chemical reaction (hydration) is complete, and the slab is ready to handle its maximum intended load. Set Time: The Work Window While you can't rush the cure, you can control the set time. Set time is the window we have to pour, screed, and finish the surface before it becomes unworkable. By pouring a "drier" mix (lower slump), we can get on the slab sooner to begin the finishing process. This is crucial for keeping a crew efficient and meeting tight deadlines. Speeding Up the Strength Sometimes, construction can't wait 28 days. In those cases, we use accelerators—special additives that speed up the chemical reaction, allowing the concrete to achieve specific strength milestones much faster. This allows other trades to get back on the project sooner, keeping the entire build on schedule. Engineered for Performance We don't just "pour and pray." We analyze the needs of your project—whether it's an interior basement or a heavy-duty shop floor—and customize the mix to ensure the perfect balance of workability and long-term strength. 📩 Message Oscar today to talk about the best strategy for your next build!
#Agregate Reel by @pittsburgh.structural.engineer - Cracked and bowing foundation walls are often minimized as seasonal movement. Seasonal movement does not create horizontal cracking patterns or measu
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Cracked and bowing foundation walls are often minimized as seasonal movement. Seasonal movement does not create horizontal cracking patterns or measurable inward displacement. Foundation walls resist lateral soil pressure. When that resistance is compromised, the issue is not cosmetic — it is structural. The correct evaluation is not visual reassurance. It is: • Measured deflection • Crack pattern assessment • Soil pressure review • Structural capacity verification Concrete does not “self-correct.” If lateral demand exceeds wall capacity, the condition progresses. Early evaluation prevents expensive stabilization later. Call a structural engineer not a contractor consult with the professional. • #POV • #WaitForIt • #MindBlown • #LearnOnTikTok • #DidYouKnow
#Agregate Reel by @mikhail.barinoff - Don't guess - use the Rebound Hammer. While it looks like a simple gadget, it's actually an instrument that measures Surface Hardness to estimate com
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Don’t guess - use the Rebound Hammer. While it looks like a simple gadget, it’s actually an instrument that measures Surface Hardness to estimate compressive strength. Here is the engineering behind the “bounce”: The hammer works on the principle of Elastic Energy. A spring-loaded plunger strikes the concrete, and the device measures how far that plunger “rebounds” back. Dense Concrete: If the internal structure is well-cured and dense, the surface is rigid. Most of the energy is reflected back, resulting in a high “R-value.” Weak/Green Concrete: If the concrete is still soft or has air voids, it absorbs the impact energy like a sponge, leading to a low rebound reading. It is important to understand that the sclerometer only tests the outer 25–30 mm of the concrete. The Carbonation Factor: Older concrete can develop a hard “crust” due to carbonation, which might give a falsely high reading even if the core is weak. Aggregate Interference: If the hammer hits a piece of large, hard stone (aggregate) just below the surface, the reading will spike. If it hits a pocket of cement paste, it will drop. We use the Rebound Hammer for Real-Time Decision Making. Formwork Removal: We use it to ensure the concrete has reached at least 70% of its strength before stripping the forms, preventing “sagging” or structural “creep.” The “Twin” Test: We correlate these hammer readings with our Lab-Crushed Cubes. The hammer tells us the current state on-site, while the lab cubes provide the legal certification of strength. At BIMx Development, we use data to move fast, but we use labs to move with certainty. #bimxdv
#Agregate Reel by @intelligentconcrete - Goooood Evening #concretenation!!! I hope you are having an awesome end to your weekend. Here is some #concreteeducation for you to chew and stew on
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Goooood Evening #concretenation!!! I hope you are having an awesome end to your weekend. Here is some #concreteeducation for you to chew and stew on. This #short focuses on casting #concrete samples to review #concreteperformance on the concrete mix design. give it a watch and let me know your thoughts.
#Agregate Reel by @ats.construction - Two ways to pour a foundation: in phases (cold joint) or all at once (monolithic). We prefer monolithic. Why? Because concrete is strongest when it
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Two ways to pour a foundation: in phases (cold joint) or all at once (monolithic). We prefer monolithic. Why? Because concrete is strongest when it cures as one continuous system. No seam. No structural break. Less risk of cracking or water intrusion over time. It’s not just about pouring concrete. It’s about building it right from the ground up. #foundation #concretepour #generalcontractor #constructionlife #buildermindset
#Agregate Reel by @the_icf_guys (verified account) - This isn't something I always do, but a dummy proof way to ensure everything is exactly where you want it before marking up your cavas. #foru #concr
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This isn’t something I always do, but a dummy proof way to ensure everything is exactly where you want it before marking up your cavas. #foru #concrete #footing #construction
#Agregate Reel by @wagcoconstruction - Six Seconds That Decide the Next 30 Years This isn't just concrete hitting the ground. It's the exact moment a structure becomes permanent. In these
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Six Seconds That Decide the Next 30 Years This isn’t just concrete hitting the ground. It’s the exact moment a structure becomes permanent. In these few seconds, everything has to be right: Mix design dialed for strength and workability Rebar placed to handle load, not just pass inspection Timing synced so the pour flows, not separates Forms set tight so the slab cures clean and true Once concrete is placed, there’s no “undo.” No editing. No patch that truly fixes a bad pour. That’s why this moment matters more than it looks. Good concrete work is quiet confidence; measured, controlled, and done once. When it’s poured right, everything built on top of it benefits. This is where durability starts.
#Agregate Reel by @learn_about_construction - Construction Term of the Day: Concrete Cold Joint. Ever see a line in concrete and wonder if it's a problem? That's often a cold joint. A concrete co
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Construction Term of the Day: Concrete Cold Joint. Ever see a line in concrete and wonder if it’s a problem? That’s often a cold joint. A concrete cold joint occurs when fresh concrete is placed against concrete that has already started to set—meaning the pour didn’t act as one continuous placement. Why this matters in the field: • It can reduce structural bond • It can become a water intrusion path • It can turn into a future crack or repair issue • And if it’s not detailed, it can become a QC problem Not all cold joints are mistakes. Some are intentional construction joints—but only when they’re properly detailed, reinforced, and inspected. If you’re early in your construction career, this is one of those terms that shows up on plans and in the field. Knowing the difference between a planned joint and an accidental one matters. 👉 Read the drawings. 👉 Check the specs. 👉 Ask questions before the pour—not after. Follow for more construction terms explained the way they actually show up on site. #constructiontips #construction #constructionmanagement #concreteconstruction
#Agregate Reel by @mgc_canada - What happens if an ICF wall isn't properly leveled? Small deviations at the base multiply as the wall goes up. Bracing becomes harder to control. Con
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What happens if an ICF wall isn’t properly leveled? Small deviations at the base multiply as the wall goes up. Bracing becomes harder to control. Concrete pressure exposes every mistake. And once it sets… it’s permanent. Leveling early prevents expensive corrections later. #ICF #Concrete #ConstructionProcess #CommercialICF #MGC
#Agregate Reel by @e5nanosilica - There are more products in concrete than ever, yet we still deal with the same headaches: curling, cracking, shrinkage. With the smartest minds in the
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There are more products in concrete than ever, yet we still deal with the same headaches: curling, cracking, shrinkage. With the smartest minds in the industry, you’d think we’d have solved the basics by now. But a lot of “solutions” seem to grow pocketbooks more than they solve field problems. So stay skeptical. Ask what the product actually fixes, what it changes in the mix, and whether it reduces risk for the people placing and finishing the slab. Comment SPEC for the spec/submittal. #Concrete #ConcreteTech #ConcreteFinishing #ReadyMix #Shrinkage #Cracking #Curling #QualityControl #FieldPerformance

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