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1 Civil Engineering Formwork for Concrete S.R.C.O.E,PUNE Deshmukh ramesh

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Civil Engineering

Formwork for Concrete

S.R.C.O.E,PUNE

Deshmukh ramesh

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FORMWORK

• Forms are molds to receive concrete in its’ plastic form.

• Formwork is temporary structure, as such, it is not normally shown on the drawings.

Formwork for Beams and Slabs

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FORMWORK OF CONCRETE

• Wood– Either all-wood or some wood components

• Plywood

• Aluminum

• Steel

• Plastics

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CONCRETE FORMWORK

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• Formwork being erected

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• Most of the pads and concrete footing poured

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• Formwork for the parkade walls is built for each pour

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• Most of the parkade walls been completed

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2 TYPES OF FORMWORK

Temporary Structure

- Temporary structure required to safely

support concrete until it reaches adequate

strength.Permanent Structure

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DEFINITION: FORMWORKS FOR IN-SITU

CONCRETE WORK

“ A mould or box into which wet concrete can

be poured and compacted so that it will flow

and finally set to the inner profile of the box

or mould.”

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Forms mold the concrete to desired size and shape and control its position and alignment

Formworks also act as a temporary structure that support:

a) it’s own weight +

b) The freshly placed concrete

c) Construction live loads (material ,

human, logistic)

FUNCTION

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MATERIAL FOR FORMWORK CONSTRUCTION

Among the material that can be used for

construction of formwork:

a) Timber

b) Steel

c) Plastic

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TIMBER FORMWORK

Timber Formwork:After Concrete Was

Poured

Timber Formwork : For The Slab

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TIMBER FORMWORK ADVANTAGES

Among the advantages of timber formwork are as follow:

a) Easy handling because it’s light weight

b) Easy to disassemble

c) Damaged parts can be replaced with new one

d) Very flexible

DISADVANTAGES

Among the disadvantages of steel formwork are as follow:

a) Can’t be used for long. Have limited re-use. Can only be re-used 5 or 6 times

b) If the timber is dry, it will absorb moisture from wet concrete which could weaken the resultant concrete member.

c) Timber with high moisture content (more than 20 % moisture content), wet concrete will shrink & cup leading to open joints & leakage of grout.

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Timber formwork used for the construction of 2nd and the 3rd floor.

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STEEL FORMWORK ADVANTAGES

Among the advantages of steel formwork are

as follow:

a) Very strong and able to carry heavy load

b) Easy to be fixed

c) Uniform size and surface

Can be used for a very long time

DISADVANTAGES Among disadvantages of steel formwork are as follow:

a) Limited size or shape

b) Excessive loss of heat

c) A very smooth surface will be produced which would give problems for finishing process

d) Limited fixing (Pemasangan terhad)

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STEEL FORMWORK

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• The first floor circular columns were constructed using steel column

forms. The steel column form should be oiled before concreting.

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• After concreting to the first floor columns, the steel column forms

were dismantled easily.

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GLASS REINFORCED PLASTIC FORMWORK

ADVANTAGES Among the advantages of glass reinforced plastic formwork

are as follow:a) Very useful for complex shape and special featuresb) Easy to disassemblec) Light (not heavy)d) Damages on the formwork can be easily be repaired

DISADVANTAGES

Among the disadvantages of glass reinforced

plastic formwork are as follow:

a) Expensive at first

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Plywood

• 4 ft wide - 8, 10, 12 ft long

• 1/4, 3/8, 1/2, 5/8, 3/4 inch thick

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Plywood Orientation

Face Grain Direction Face Grain Direction

Weak Orientation of Plywood(Face grain parallel to span)

Strong Orientation of Plywood(Face grain perpendicular to span)

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Aluminum

• Pure aluminum chemically attacked by wet concrete

• Light weight allow larger forming units

• High reuse value

Aluminum beam“nailer - type”

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Steel

• For heavy concrete work

• With reasonable care will last indefinitely

• High initial cost and high handling cost

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