Concrete crack treatment technology
A technology of concrete and concrete surface, applied in the direction of building maintenance, construction, building structure, etc., can solve the control and expansion of cracks that cannot play a substantial restraint role, the problem of cracks cannot be completely solved, interface cleaning and strength requirements Advanced problems, to achieve the effect of high construction efficiency, resistance to slippage, and simple construction
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[0024] First Example: Combining Figure 1-2 Shown, a kind of concrete crack processing technology provided by the present invention specifically comprises the following steps:
[0025] 1. Select the appropriate type or combination of high-strength restraint bands according to the shape of the crack, and the high-strength restraint bands are in the shape of "one" and "X"
[0026] 2. According to the type or combination of the selected high-strength restraint belt, draw a figure on the concrete surface, and determine the buried section and position of the anchor;
[0027] 3. Drill holes on the concrete at the position of the anchors, and cut grooves between the holes for the installation of the connection;
[0028] 4. Clean up the positions of openings and grooves;
[0029] 5. Inject resin into the holes and grooves;
[0030] 6. Install high-strength restraint belts;
[0031] 7. Surface sealing and coloring treatment.
[0032] Wherein, the high-strength restraint belt inclu...
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[0035] The second embodiment: In this embodiment, the type of the high-strength restraint belt is "X", including four anchor pieces, and two connecting parts crossed together, wherein the angle difference between the connecting parts is 30 Between °-70°, the intersection part is formed by cross weaving of warp threads.
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