New construction work - Sliding method (Sliding/Slip form method)

Shortened construction period! This is a method that raises the work floor along with the jack.

The slide construction method involves attaching formwork and internal and external working platforms to a frame made of steel (such as H-beams) called a yoke, and then using jacks to raise the working platforms along with steel rods embedded in concrete as reaction forces. The working platforms are constructed in three tiers—upper, middle, and lower—according to the work requirements, with rebar reinforcement, concrete pouring, and plaster finishing both inside and outside. Additionally, if the roof of structures like silos is made of steel, connecting the steel parts to the yoke and raising them simultaneously makes it easier to maintain verticality and roundness, eliminates the need for steel frame erection, and enhances safety. **Features** - The biggest feature of the slide construction method is the reduction of construction time. - Concrete pouring can be done daily after the assembly of the equipment is completed. - It is ideal for super-tall chimneys (H=100-200m) and sites with no construction time constraints. - Continuous concrete pouring minimizes joints. - It is also beneficial in terms of quality. For more details, please contact us.

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