CIP 2 - Scaling Concrete Surfaces WHAT is Scaling Scaling is local flaking or peeling of a finished surface of hardened concrete as a result of exposure to freezing and thawing. Generally, it starts as localized small pa - Water–cement ratio - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	CIP 2 - Scaling Concrete Surfaces WHAT is Scaling Scaling is local flaking or peeling of a finished surface of hardened concrete as a result of exposure to freezing and thawing. Generally, it starts as localized small pa Add to Reading List Document Date: 2010-09-07 14:55:03 Open Document File Size: 255,31 KB Share Result on Facebook City Washington / DC / Portland / / Currency pence / / Event Product Issues / / Facility American Concrete Institute / / IndustryTerm high water-cement ratio / boiled linseed oil / cement / severe chemical attack / paint / oil / steel trowel / cement concrete resurfacing / steel trowels / / Organization Portland Cement Association / Skokie / National Association of Home Builders / American Concrete Institute / / Person Eugene Goeb / / Position Craftsman / / Product sodium chloride / air entrainment / strength / / ProvinceOrState Illinois / / SocialTag Transport Air entrainment Water–cement ratio De-ice Portland cement Reinforced concrete Types of concrete Concrete Construction Architecture

CIP 2 - Scaling Concrete Surfaces WHAT is Scaling Scaling is local flaking or peeling of a finished surface of hardened concrete as a result of exposure to freezing and thawing. Generally, it starts as localized small paAdd to Reading List