With a light RolliT Robot you can compact and smooth or broom finish the surface. And you can use ordinary concrete mix and air additive in the mix. We have done many parking decks and bridges with this method
Please visit www.rollit.se
Best regards
Yngve Alvarsson
Strongcrete AB
Well I will recommend you should not even try it again.
What kind of people are at this "university" ? You better stay with slippers and you do never need a hard hat on your head.
I do not want any answer from you anytime.
Best regards
Yngve
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as you are in this field i hope you will like it
Please read it and share it with everyone. It is talking about prosumer also for the first time in this book we talk about magic and its power in product design. It is talking also about future of consumers .I request you put the link of book on your page and your school website for your students.
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/319502419_Everyone_Is_Designer
Name: Everyone Is a Designer
Author: Mohsen Jaafarnia
Publisher: MJ
Ghochan, 2017
In Persian, Chinese and English
Topic: Industrial Design
Jaafarnia, Mohsen (2017). Everyone Is Designer. Ghochan, Iran : MJ Publication. ISBN: 978-600-04-7870-4
Dear Yngve Kjell Alvarsson,
Yes. It’s possible. I have seen couple of my Indian contractor friend develop a compact wet concrete with a light Roller.
Using vibratory screeds with a light rollar Smooth consolidate & finish fresh concrete surfaces in one step can be done. Roller screeds and vibrating screeds help concrete contractors achieve a quality slab without the bending. The evolution of a concrete contractor starts with casting aside the hand-held striker, standing up straight and taking hold of a hand-held vibratory screed. Vibratory screeds have a relatively low entry price, allowing contractors to see a quick return on their investments when you consider the physical advantages to workers, the speed in which one machine can perform screeding and vibrating, and the quality of the finished product. A roller screed's lack of vibration makes it ideal for pervious concrete, sloped projects like driveways and sidewalks, and inclines. It's especially productive on projects where you're laying concrete in strips.
Hope it help you out.
Ashish