Honeycombs are hollow spaces & cavities left on the concrete surface or inside the concrete where concrete could not reach, mainly due to inadequate vibration of concrete during concrete pouring or poor workability of concrete. Honeycombs brings risk to the integrity of the structures, as the structure is now hollow due to the honeycombs, water …
With cracks greater than 0.3mm or it is identified that the crack is a through crack. The method use in repairing such cracks is usually by using epoxy injections applied directly into the crack. Epoxy Injection crack repair is performed by first groove cutting along the cracks and surface sealing it. Follow by drilling of …
The severity of cracks are categorized by its crackwidth. And repair methods will depends on the severity of cracks. Cracks with width of less than 0.3mm are generally acceptable and does not affect the structure. However, they may develop to grow to become structural cracks. Therefore, small cracks on houses or structures should be monitor. …
The ever-increasing problems faced around the world have the demands that transportation need to be improved as an effective and efficient communication means. It is considered as a necessity especially when rapid development and economic growth of a country is the agenda. In Malaysia, the railway network has evolved tremendously since its inception in the …
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The lifespan of a typical concrete building usually ranges from 75 years to 100 years or more. Buildings deteriorates over time due to normal wear and tear. And regular maintenance can improve and lengthen its service life. Property/facility managers should prepare a significant funds to be invested into the maintenance and repair works of the …
Soil improvement in its broadest sense is the alteration of any property of a soil to improve its engineering performance such as strength, reduced compressibility, reduced permeability, or improved ground water condition. This may be either a temporary process to permit the construction of a facility or may be a permanent measure to improve the …
What is foundation settlement? What are the causes for ground/ soil settlement? In this video we will show one of the projects in Sg Siput, Perak (Part 1). In 2013, Structural Repairs was appointed as the contractor to carry out rectification and remedial works to 41 houses which mainly facing cracks and ground settlement problems. …
One common problem that buildings constructed mainly with masonry is rising dampness. As masonry materials such as bricks are porous, which consist of voids or pores due to the nature of brick-making techniques; water can pass through the pores via capillary action or a wicking effect. Rising dampness contributes to deterioration and decay in masonry …
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In collaboration with the Department of Building Surveying, University Malaya, we held a sharing session with the lecturers; Dr. Rizal, Dr. Zahir & Ms. Shirley and students on our work knowledge and experience. In relation with one of the course modules- Building Pathology, we shared the following topics and was presented by our General Manager …
Heritage buildings are susceptible to deterioration due to several factors including climatic conditions, dampness and structural failures. In building conservation, salt attack and rising damp are considered the most challenging. Salt attack and rising damp are closely related. Moisture from rising damp can dissolve the existing salts in the building material; in addition, ground water …
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