Method for manufacturing shotcrete structures using a material h

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239427, 239430, 366 11, 366 40, 427426, 427427, B05D 112

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ABSTRACT:
The invention refers to fibre reinforced shotcrete and it more particularly resides in an improved method for manufacturing structures of such concrete by means of shotcrete. According to the new method a dry mixture of a binding agent and ballast is supplied with chopped fibrous reinforcing material through a feed opening located in the spraying nozzle of the spraying apparatus upstream from the position in which water is added to the mixture.

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