Is it possible to use T-RRP for strengthening the floors of factory buildings?
T-RRP is eminently suitable for this purpose. Our experience gained in the construction of ground level floors is very favorable. In such cases, too, the ordinary in situ ground is utilized: it is trimmed to the required level, processed with T-RRP, and given optimum compaction. The floor surfacing is then laid on this. A saving in the thickness of the surfacing can also be effected. From experience we know that even a plain concrete surfacing, i.e. without reinforcement, will prove excellently durable on a base consisting of soil processed with T-RRP. We also know of another instance, where the floor of a storage shed was merely given a water bound surfacing laid on T-RRP-processed ground. In that particular case a substantial saving in the cost of heating the building was effected, because the T-RRP processed subsoil prevents any moisture from rising.
