“We decided to cast the unit upside down thus enabling a high degree of accuracy to be achieved with the various falls required and control of the surface retardation. The large units on being demoulded were then turned with an electric belt turner.”Turning the offsite engineered 16.3 tonne precast concrete unit Nickie Brown, PCE’s Managing Director, remarked “Once again the PCE team has accomplished the provision of another high quality complex precast concrete unit type for this prestigious project: designed for manufacture and assembly, the HybriDfma approach enables the achievement of all architectural and engineering requirements”.
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