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Hydrodemolition (also
known as
hydro demolition, hydroblasting,
hydro blasting, hydromilling, waterblasting, and waterjetting) is a
concrete removal technique...
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revealed that the
incident resulted from the
improper handling of
hydrodemolition water being used
during bridge renovations,
rather than in any basic...
- to use
hydrodemolition (high-pressure water) to
remove unwanted material (the
sidewalks on the
bridge deck).
Water from this
hydrodemolition was considered...
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refer to: Hydrocleaning, the use of high
pressure water for
cleaning Hydrodemolition, the use of high
pressure water to
remove concrete This disambiguation...
- to cut a wide
variety of
materials including granite,
concrete (see
hydrodemolition), ceramics,
fabric and even Kevlar. One such
cutter delivers 55,000 psi...
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structural integrity of the
entire bridge. As such, a
unique process called hydrodemolition was emplo****, in
which powerful jets of
water are used to
blast away...
- one of the
recycled towers has been
incorporated into the new
design Hydrodemolition damage to the
central pier
Recycled stones built into the weir beneath...
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raising -
Housewrap - Hurricane-proof
building -
Hybrid masonry -
Hydrodemolition -
Hydrophobic concrete -
Hypertufa I-beam - I-joist -
Iberian paleochristian...
- "Wabash
Memorial Bridge Information Site". INDOT.
Retrieved 2014-06-30. "
Hydrodemolition on
Wabash bridge resurface job
speeds work,
reduces cost" (PDF). Conjet...
