Industrial
Building Floor Construction
Generally
concrete slabs are used for industrial constructions. They can be used below a layer of flooring
material or are exposed; slabs on grade provide foundation for all building
foundations.
Also generally super-flat industrial floors are installed with laser-guided
screeds and power trowels. Quality material
combined with good design and expert workmanship only yield the best concrete
slabs.
Importantly
the slabs are supported on the intermediate rolled steel joists. The intermediate rolled steel joists are
supported on columns spacing into two or more panels.
Floors in
heavy engineering factories, workshops and garages should be resistant to
impact, abrasion and attack by lubricating oils. The epoxy resin floor topping
is suitable for heavy industrial floors.
The extent to
which the floors will be subjected to heavy wear and impact will often vary
widely in different parts and since the more important type of finishes are
more expensive it is advisable to ascertain as far as possible, before laying
the finishes, where trucking gangways or process involving impact will be
located and to provide accordingly.
Steel or cast
iron tiles or plates, embedded in granolithic concrete may be used for areas of
heavy abrasion by steel-tyred trucks or where a high resistance to impact is
required. Granolithic concrete with suitable materials and good workmanship
will provide in light industrial workshops and garages a floor finish of
reasonable durability.
Special
aggregates and metallic floor hardeners may be added to the granolithic
concrete where heavy impact and wear is expected. Your factory will be
invariably having a loading and unloading platforms. The requirements of the
floor of loading and unloading platforms and industrial loading bays are
primarily high resistance to impact and abrasion and non-slipperiness. Steel
tiles or ‘anchor-plates’ or metal grids embedded in granolithic concrete are
suitable for loading and unloading platforms subjected to heavy impact.
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