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TR 34 Concrete industrial ground floors - a guide to their design and construction. 3rd edition (includes amendment No. 1 to 4, Oct 04, Jan 05, Nov 05 and Feb 09)

Publication Year
2003

Document Status
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Abstract

Gives comprehensive guidance on design and construction of concrete ground floors for industrial use. The review has led to significantly better guidance on thickness design. Surface regularity requirements have been reviewed in detail in the wake of new survey work. The guidance on concrete specification now reflects current thinking on materials and construction practice. Where possible, the guidance in the Report is non-prescriptive, to allow designers and contractors to use their skills to develop economic solutions for particular performance requirements.


Document History

Superseded by 4th edition, August 2013 with amendments September and October 2013. 2007 reprint of TR 34. Amendment 1. October 2004. Amendment 2. January 2005. Amendment 3. November 2005. Amendment 4. February 2009.


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