When fresh concrete is poured into formwork, it inevitably traps significant volumes of air. If left unmanaged, these trapped air pockets—alongside honeycombing and incomplete consolidation around steel reinforcement grids—can reduce the ultimate load-bearing capacity of a structure by up to thirty percent. Compaction is the vital engineering process of expelling entrapped air...
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