Big sections can be made in one fill. Bricks need to be laid one at a time in rows by hand. You have to wait for the mortar to firm up before adding too much weight above. Concrete also can be made in sections off site & assembled on site
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Bridge sections, tunnel sections and other places where setup of a normal pour is cost prohibitive.
because large slabs of concrete have expansion joints between them.
Concrete, whether in a road or a building expands (gets longer) in hot weather and contracts (gets shorter) in cold weather. So the builders install an expansion strip every so many feet to allow the concrete to make these small but significant changes in length. If this were not done, the concrete, when warm, would expand, and having nowhere to go, would go up (roads) or out (buildings), thus ruining the road or building. These expansion joints are filled with pitch, tar, or mastic - they call it different things in different parts of the country - to keep out water. Water would freeze, and cause the same problems.
Full basement is the grade of concrete that is laid for foundation.
Big sections can be made in one fill. Bricks need to be laid one at a time in rows by hand. You have to wait for the mortar to firm up before adding too much weight above. Concrete also can be made in sections off site & assembled on site
Because then it has room for moving and shrinking, growing etc Concrete roads and pavements are laid in sections and a all gap is left between each sections. This is filled either tarmac or rubber compound
Material such as wood allow the concrete to expand
a concrete groyne is a huge slab of concrete laid down in the sea joined from the shore oh and i nearly forgot its made out of concrete
Roadways?
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Well, does it have what put it there? No. Therefore, it is laid. If it were lain, it would have what put it there. for example: "the chicken had lain 6 eggs"
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To form a waterproof barrier.
Bridge sections, tunnel sections and other places where setup of a normal pour is cost prohibitive.
because large slabs of concrete have expansion joints between them.