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128							<div class="image"> 
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134											<h5 style="text-align: center;"> 
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140									        <a href="${viewURL}"> 
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146										    ${Post} &nbsp;: ${entry.getPublishDate()?date} 
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Glass Fibre Reinforced Concrete (GFRC) Blocks

Glass Fibre Reinforced Concrete (GFRC) Blocks

Project Name : National Institute of Securities Markets (Providing stamping finish concrete), Patalganga, Mumbai

The campus was inaugurated by Hon'ble PM on 24.12.2016 and is fully functional.

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31500 (Total project cost) Lakh

Project Budget

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06 Sep 2013

Start Date

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12 Feb 2016

Completion Date

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Mumbai

Location

Project Team / Contact Us

S.No. Name(Mr/Mrs) Designation Office Address Office Number Mobile Number Email ID
1 Dr K M Soni CE CE (WZ-I) Mumbai 02222059123 7588517958 dr.kmsoni@gmai.com

MATERIAL

Name
Glass Fibre Reinforced Concrete (GFRC) Blocks

Description

Stamped finish or textured or imprint concrete is a decorative concrete used in flooring. Beauty of the stamped concrete is that number of finishes can be achieved with such concrete in desired colours and the surface can be resembled to bricks, stones, tiles or even wood. The process includes preparation of sub-grade, placing of forms, providing reinforcement for stability, placing the concrete, screeding and finishing the concrete, applying colour and in the last stamping the concrete using desired moulds.


Major Gains

It can be used as a substitute of natural stones in open areas.


Implementation Strategy

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Stamped concrete was used in the landscaped area near orientation block, at the entrance of academic blocks, on pathways to library from academic blocks, pathway connected from academic blocks to amphitheatre and dining hall and in the pathway of amphitheatre.

Stamped concrete has also been used in large landscaped areas.

 

Specifications of Stamped Concrete

The following specifications were used for the stamped concrete;

i.          Stamped finish concrete is inclusive of freshly laid concrete layer of specified thickness, UV resistant colour hardener, curing compound, release agent and acrylic sealer, special imprinting and texturing tools, sealer application tools etc.

ii.         All stamping works is to be executed by the approved specialized agency as per the manufacturer’s specifications and direction of Engineer-in-charge. The contractor was required to prepare a mock up sample of appropriate size prior to taking up the stamping work.

iii.        Concrete of the specified grade is to be used as base material for stamping over concrete.

iv.        Regular grade UV resistant colour hardener of approved colours is to be used as per manufacturer’s specifications.

v.         The release agent of approved make as per manufacturer’s specification and colour(s) shall be used.

vi.        The pattern shown in architectural drawings and approved by the Engineer-in-charge shall be made by using imprinting tools.

vii.       The imprinted concrete slabs shall be cured as per manufacturer’s specifications.

viii.      The acrylic sealer of approved make and as per manufacturer’s specifications shall be used. The consumption of sealer shall not be less than 0.167 litre per sqm.

ix.        The formwork shall be installed in accordance with the drawings. The slab thickness shall be as specified in the drawings.

xi.        Construction joints and / or expansion joints shall be provided in accordance with the drawings and as specified in the CPWD specifications or as decided by the Engineer-in-charge.

xii.       The concrete shall be placed and screeded to the finished grade and floated to uniform surface using standard finishing tools and techniques as per manufacturer’s specifications.

xiii.      The UV resistant colour hardener of approved colours duly approved by the Engineer-in-charge shall be applied evenly to the surface of the freshly laid concrete by the dry shake method in two or more shakes, floated after each shake and trowelled only after the final floating.

xiv.      The release agent approved by the Engineer-in-charge shall be applied evenly to the trowelled surface prior to imprinting.

xv.       While the concrete is still in its plastic stage of set, the imprinting tools shall be applied to the surface to get the desired pattern.

xvi.      The concrete will be cured in accordance with the manufacturer’s recommendations. After initial curing period, the imprinted joints shall be grouted and surface shall be sealed as per manufacturer’s specifications.

Nomenclature of the item

Applying stamping finish to the top surface of freshly laid plain/reinforced concrete pavements/paths in the following manner; 
1)The concrete shall be placed and screeded to the finished grade, and floated to a uniform surface by using standard finishing techniques. The approved colour hardener @ 2.7 kg/ sqm shall be applied evenly to the surface of the fresh concrete by the dry shake method by sprinkling in two or more shakes, floated after each shake and trowel led only after the final floating. The approved release agent @ 0.113 kg/ sqm shall be applied evenly to the trowelled surface before stamping. While the concrete is still in plastic stage of setting, the stamping tools shall be applied to the surface.
2) After stamping, the curing shall be done as per manufacturers specifications. After initial curing the imprinted joints shall be grouted using cement slurry mixed with colour hardener as per the requirement. The surface shall be sealed by applying acrylic based sealer on finished surface.
3) The construction joints shall be provided by groove cutting of size 4mm x 20mm in panel size 3m x 3m or lesser as per the site conditions and filling the same with 10 mm baker rod and providing and laying PU based joint sealer of approved make as per manufacturer’s specifications.

Lessons Learnt / Take Aways

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i.                    Different patterns can be achieved with stamped concrete resembling from bricks to tiles to stones.

  1. It can be made available in many colours as per the architect’s choice.
  2. It can be laid on any sub grade over plain cement concrete base or RCC base as per the available sub grade characteristics.
  3. It is durable and long lasting and almost free from maintenance.
  4. Customised designs and patterns can be achieved.
  5. Since it can be laid over RCC, it has better resistance to water and pressure uplift due to water and may prove to be durable even in case of occasional submergence.
  6. It does not have joints like bricks, tiles and stones, hence is aesthetically better and also durable compared to bricks, tiles or stones.
  7. Laying of stamped concrete is easier than traditional materials like bricks, tiles and stones and provide better and consistent surface.
  8. Since it saves natural stone, it can be categorised as a green material.