1.- Previous definition of cladding panels adapted to the architectural project.
2.- Supervision of the manufacturing and assembly budget study for definite budget making with local parameters.
3.- Definition and making of the first panel as a prototype, which was initially intended as 1,20 m. width, and nerved totally with GFRC, therefore saving the iron stud-frame.
With technical assistance of Francisco X. Regas in the Bogotá precast plant.
4.- Texturing of the prototypes by sand-blasting.
5.-With Architectonic Concrete S.L. advice, it is finally decided to manufacture the series panels in 2,40m. width, doubled than originally, variable heights and stud-frame reinforcement sollution.
Thus, halve the total panels ammount and speeding the rate of assembly.
Prices are then re-calculated by our precast client and he agrees on a rigourous assembly calendar.
6.- A strenght test is advised and done over a prototype panel skin, overloading it with water, up to 200 kg/m2, thus forcing large deformation but not appearing any fissuration on the panel skin, in spite of that load.
With assembly tecnical assistance of “Architectonic Concrete, S.L.” at the woksite.
8.- The assembly advances in a synchroniced process, due to high speed required cycles: sooner free cranes by holding panels provisionally, then anchor panels permanent while crane comes loaded again.
9.- Cladding of the façades progress, untill full termination of its 5.000 sq. m. project.
Ready mix concrete plant in Amritsar, Punjab is used in construction projects where the site is not willing, or unable, to mix concrete on site.
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