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shotcrete

 or gunite

Concrete applied by spraying. Shotcrete is a mixture of portland cement, aggregate, and water conveyed by compressed air to a spray gun. For structural uses, shotcrete is usually sprayed over a framework of reinforcing bars and steel mesh. Because it can take any shape, is easily coloured, and can be sculpted after application, it is used for a variety of specialized structures, including artificial rock walls, zoo enclosures, canopies, shell structures, pools, and dams. It is sometimes used to bind the walls of tunnels.


gunite [′gə‚nīt]
(civil engineering)
A mixture of cement, sand, and water that is sprayed on a surface for repairing portions of existing structures, lining reservoirs, and encasing steel for fireproofing.


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As a result, Accuride now owns former TFI unit Gunite Corp.
``In some pools, the gunite is so rough, the surfaces are uneven and players get lots of raspberries and scrapes,'' he explained.
A suspended grid of heavy timbers partly conceals the gunite roof, and accommodates services.
 
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