[
US
/pɹiˈkæst/
]
ADJECTIVE
- of structural members especially of concrete; cast into form before being transported to the site of installation
How To Use precast In A Sentence
- The HPC tremie infill concrete was then used to fill the first 10 feet inside the precast segments, replacing the ballast of the water.
- The hard part about installing precast concrete countertops is lifting them into position.
- New construction tends toward block and precast; both of which are terrible there; they quickly absorb heat, but do not hold it. Green roofs
- The roofs in the Lake Chapala region are usually a roof structure of masonry materials that are typically bóveda (bricks arched between beams), bovedilla (precast blocks between supporting beams) or concrete slabs (with two way steel reinforcement). Waterproofing the roof in your Mexican home
- It was made by casting a cross foundation on site to carry the four precast quadrants of the platform.
- This work included both laboratory and prestressed / precast plant phases and looked at 15 batches of two mixes, with variations in method as well as ingredients.
- However, many contractors and precast manufacturers who use steel rebar to reinforce countertops report success.
- Thin precast-concrete slabs monumentally define the approach from the nineteenth-century city, and its new memorial square.
- Precast copings, window lintels, and string courses have a terra-cotta color, without exposed aggregate.
- The paper discussed the procedure and attentions of box beam precast for reference.