Slab Jacketing Services
What is Slab Jacketing?
- The most typical buildings that need jacketing are those that:
- have experienced long-term structural damage
- Supporting higher live or dead loads is necessary.
- Demand seismic improvements or adherence to updated building regulations
- Display indications of slab surface corrosion, spalling, or cracking.
Benefits of Professional Slab Jacketing
- Increased Capacity for Structural Loads
- Improved Sturdiness in Tough Circumstances
- Observance of safety and seismic codes
- Decreased Moisture Ingress, Spalling, and Cracks
- Fast Recovery and Minimal Disruption to Occupant
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Industries and Structures That Benefit from Slab Jacketing
Many different types of constructions and industries can benefit from slab jacketing, including:
- Commercial buildings and shopping centres
- High-rise residential structures
- Warehouses and industrial facilities
- Medical facilities and educational establishments
- Basements and parking garages
- Flyovers, tunnels, and bridges
Slab jacketing improves safety and prevents expensive downtime, therefore it offers a strong return on investment regardless of the project’s size or scope.
Our Beam Jacketing Methodology
Delivering long-lasting structural strengthening results requires a meticulous, step-by-step approach. The beam jacketing process typically includes:
- Structural Assessment: To determine the state of the beams, the sources of distress, and the amount of the necessary reinforcing, a comprehensive site investigation is carried out.
- Engineering Design: A tailored jacketing solution is created using the data gathered. Improvements in ductility, moment resistance, and load bearing are calculated.
- Surface Preparation: Damaged concrete, loose particles, and grime are removed from the beam surface. Bonding agents are applied and exposed reinforcement is treated for corrosion.
- Reinforcement and Formwork: By the design, new reinforcement is fitted. The jacket is shaped around the beam using formwork.
- Jacket Application: FRP jackets, steel, or concrete are applied precisely. Concrete jackets are guaranteed to cure sufficiently to achieve the necessary strength.
- Finishing and Quality Control: FRP jackets, steel, or concrete are applied precisely. Concrete jackets are guaranteed to cure sufficiently to achieve the necessary strength
Slab Jacketing Process
To get dependable results, a methodical strategy is necessary. At Gaurav Enterprises, we adhere to a clear procedure that guarantees longevity and quality:
Step 1: Site Assessment and Load Analysis
The slab’s current state, including deflection, cracks, corrosion, and the levels of existing reinforcement, is thoroughly inspected by our staff. We can ascertain the necessary level of strengthening with the aid of structural load assessments.
Step 2: Design and Material Selection
Taking into account the structural requirements, we provide a unique jacketing solution. The environmental and usage requirements are taken into consideration while choosing reinforcing materials, such as concrete, steel, or fiber-reinforced polymer.
Step 3: Surface Preparation
The current slab surface is meticulously cleaned to get rid of any dust, oil, or loose concrete. Bonding agents are used, and any corroded rebar is replaced or repaired.
Step 4: Installation of Jackets
The jacketing material is put on, the formwork is fixed, and any necessary additional reinforcement is linked into the slab. Whether it’s FRP wrapping, steel bolting, or concrete pouring, safety and accuracy procedures are adhered to.
Step 5: Curing and Finishing
For the best strength growth, concrete jackets are given enough time to cure properly. Finishing is then applied to preserve against future wear and complement existing aesthetics
Types of Slab Jacketing Techniques
Concrete Jacketing
Steel jacketing
FRP Jacketing
Why Choose Slab Jacketing Services?
Concrete slabs will inevitably deteriorate with age and frequent use. Ignoring obvious corrosion, sagging, or cracks in slab reinforcement might eventually result in dangerous situations and costly repairs. Before these problems worsen, slab jacketing offers a proactive, economical solution.
The following are the main justifications for slab jacketing:
- Cost-effectiveness: Much less costly than replacing a slab.
- Minimal Disruption: It is possible to complete the task without tearing down the current slabs.
- Structural Reinforcement: Increases flexural and shear strength of slabs.
- Seismic Retrofitting: Brings old slabs up to current earthquake resistance standards.
- Extended Life Span: Increases the structure’s useful life by years or decades.