Technical Downloads

South West Concrete Repairs Limited offer technical advice on any aspects of concrete repair and refurbishment, call us on 01752 561300 or email us.

SWCR Technical downlaods

A Brief Introduction to Concrete

Gives a brief overview of concrete, its Components, and its uses.

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The Hydration Process

Explains the chemical reaction between the cement and water that binds the aggregate together to form concrete.

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Factors Affecting Concrete Performance

Gives a breakdown of the Design, Mix, workmanship and environmental issues that can affect the performance of concrete.

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The Corrosion of Steel in Concrete

Explains the electrochemical reaction that allows the steel embedded in concrete to rust.

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The Current British Standards

A brief introduction to BS EN 1504

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The Clients Guide to Selecting A Concrete Repair Contractor

Advise on selecting a suitable repair contractor

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The Effects of Concrete Decay

A brief introduction into the damage caused by concrete decay

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Carbonation of Concrete

Information on how carbonation effect concrete and testing methods

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Introduction to Chloride Attack

Explains what a chloride ion attack can do to concrete

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Introduction to ASR and HAC

Explains the difference and effects of ASR and HAC on concrete

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Introduction to Cathodic Protection

Explains the electrochemical reaction that allows the steel embedded in concrete to rust.

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Company Introduction Video

Find out more about SWCR, our skills, experience and how we can help you.

Technical Advice Notes Currently Being Written Include
  • The Causes and Effects Concrete Decay
  • The Carbonation of Concrete
  • Electrochemical Solutions for Concrete Repair
  • Structural Strengthening of Concrete
  • Re-Alkalisation of Concrete

South West Concrete Repairs Limited offer technical advice on any aspects of concrete repair and refurbishment, call us on 01752 561300 or email us.

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