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It could, but it should not crack. Either the grade was not prepared properly, the concrete was used too soon, the concrete was not reinforced, it was allowed to cure too quickly, or some other problem existed.
As the weather varies the concrete expands and contracts. If there were no gaps the concrete would buckle and crack.
If the crack is large, you'll have to get some more concrete and use it to fill the crack. If the crack is small, you may be able to simply patch it. If you plan on coating the floor with some type of epoxy floor coating, you may be able to simply leave the cracks alone before application, simply allowing the epoxy material to fill the cracks. The work will still come out evenly and the epoxy will actually hide the spot where the crack was once located.
Yes , just the same as steel - otherwise the rebar would crack structures !
Yes, if the base is stable the new layer will bond and create a new, fresh surface.An unstable base will give bad results. You should pressure wash the old concrete to get rid of loose and spalling concrete and you should use a bonding agent to serve as a primer to get the new layer to bond well to the old.Obviously, if the new concrete is laid over concrete that is subsiding because of a sinking foundation, the new concrete will crack. You need to stabilize the old concrete before pouring new over it.If you put new over old, it needs to be at least a couple inches thick else it will not cure properly. If you simply want to improve the surface, there are special self-levelling concrete mixes that can be poured thinner and still be strong. Take a look at the link below for a good how-to.
It could, but it should not crack. Either the grade was not prepared properly, the concrete was used too soon, the concrete was not reinforced, it was allowed to cure too quickly, or some other problem existed.
They can crack, but not from the concrete. The crack from age and dry rot.
If the correct concrete mix is used and laid properly, hot weather should not make concrete crack. Instead, it is the freeze-thaw cycle that makes concrete crack.
With a concrete crack filler
Concrete has great compressional strength but very weak torque resistance. That means when the ground underneath concrete paths settles or erodes the concrete will crack. In order to determine where the concrete will crack the constructors leave faults in it. So when the concrete does crack it does so in such a manner that the path is still functional and aesthetic.
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Concrete does not crack if done properly unlike wood.
no, it's acually going to explode but don't worry Earth will explode past 3,000 years
yes if you crack them first they will explode.. but if you don't they will over heat and after a long time they will...go...BOOOMM
As the weather varies the concrete expands and contracts. If there were no gaps the concrete would buckle and crack.
The water did not cause the explosion it was from the pressure assist that caused the toilet to explode because of a hair line crack
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