localboy | 07-27-2012 | comment profile send pm notify |
This is the biggest boom that could be set up there, without closing the resturant next door, 35m of 3in hose 20 mm stone. |
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Todd | 07-27-2012 | reply profile send pm notify |
Nice Job. |
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PUMBO | 07-28-2012 | reply profile send pm notify |
(as 20mm stone only gives a factor of ~x3.75 in a 75mm pipeline, and min factor of at least 5x (stone size) is required for safe operation) what do you do if you plug the 3" line under water? |
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DIGGER | 07-31-2012 | reply profile send pm notify |
I think the 5x stone size has gone due to better mix designs. We have pumpers using 8 to 10 lengths of 75 mm x 10 metre hoses at any one time with 20 mm stone. This gets down to some pumpers used a 3x stone size. Being an underwater mix, it was possible 32 mpa or more high cement mix with reduced stone content. |
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localboy | 08-02-2012 | reply profile send pm notify |
Thanks digger,yes we use 20mm stone all the time with 3in hose, so much easyer |