TABLE OF CONTENT

1. INTRODUCTION
1.1. Feature and general principal
1.2. Application
1.2.1. Building structure
1.2.1.1. Total precast concrete system
1.2.1.2. Precast concrete cladding
1.2.2. Parking structure
1.3. Production process Production process Production process Production process
1.3.1. Structural Components versus Architectural Components
1.3.2. Long-Line, Multi-Piece Forms versus Single-Piece Forms
1.3.3. Prestressed Components versus Non-Prestressed
Components
1.3.4. Pretensioned Components versus Post-Tensioned
Components
1.3.5. Production Limitations

2. NOTATION

3. TOLERANCES FOR PRECAST CONCRETE
3.1. Introduction
3.1.1. Product tolerance
3.1.2. Erection tolerance
3.1.3. Interfacing tolerance
3.2. Product tolerance
3.2.1. Product tolerance listing
3.2.1.1. Architectural wall panel
3.2.1.2. Structural wall panel
3.2.1.3. Hollow core wall panel
3.2.1.4. Columns
3.2.1.5. Beam and spandrel beam
3.2.1.6. Hollow core slab
3.2.1.7. Stair unit
3.2.1.8. Modular unit
3.3. Erection tolerance
3.3.1. Erection tolerance listing
3.3.1.1. Beam erection tolerance
3.3.1.2. Floor and roof member erection tolerance
3.3.1.3. Column erection tolerance
3.3.1.4. Structural wall erection tolerance
3.3.1.5. Architectural wall erection tolerance
3.3.1.6. Room module erection tolerance
3.3.1.7. Stair unit erection tolerance
3.4. Interfacing tolerance

4. COMPONENT HANDLING AND ERECTION BRACING
4.1. Preconstruction planning
4.2. Practice and procedure
4.2.1. Transportation & Unloading
4.2.2. Erection Handling
4.2.3. Erection Bracing
4.2.4. Striping
4.2.5. Rigging Configurations
4.2.6. Guying and bracing
4.2.7. Spreader Beams
4.2.8. Handling Devices
4.2.8.1. Aircraft-Cable Loops
4.2.8.2. Prestressing-Strand Loops
4.2.8.3. Threaded Inserts
4.3. Installation
4.3.1. General
4.3.2. Load bearing member
4.3.2.1. Column
4.3.2.2. Beam
4.3.2.3. Wall panels
4.3.3. Floor or roof member
4.3.3.1. Hollow core slab
4.3.3.2. Stemmed member
4.3.3.3. Flat slab
4.3.4. Cladding
4.3.4.1. Wall panel
4.3.4.2. Sprandel
4.3.4.3. Column cover
4.3.5. Bracing Equipment and Materials
4.4. Equipment
4.4.1. General
4.4.2. Selection of handling equipment
4.4.3. Safety devices
4.4.4. Cranes
4.4.5. Operating equipment
4.4.6. Personnel access equipment
4.5. Yarding and Storage
4.5.1. Lateral Stability
4.5.2. Storage
4.6. Erection safety
4.6.1. Erection safety plan
4.6.2. Cranes
4.6.3. Equipment
4.6.4. Rigging
4.6.5. Tools
4.6.6. Unloading
4.6.7. Lifting
4.6.8. Fall protection
4.6.9. Setting/connecting/releasing
4.6.10. Safety inspection/ Safety program
5. PRECAST CONCRETE MATERIALS
5.1. Introduction
5.2. Concrete
5.2.1. Cement
5.2.2. Aggregates
5.2.3. Chemical Admixtures
5.2.4. Pigments
5.2.5. Physical properties
5.2.6. Finishes
5.3. Grout, Mortar, Drypack
5.3.1. Sand-cement mixture
5.3.2. Non-shrink grout
5.3.3. Epoxy grout
5.4. Connection material
5.4.1. Steel sections
5.4.2. Bearing pads
5.4.3. Structural bolts/Anchor bolts
5.5. Reinforcement
5.5.1. Prestressing tendons
5.5.2. Prestress bars
5.5.3. Deformed reinforcing bars
5.5.4. Structural welded-wire reinforcement
5.5.5. Carbon-fibre mesh
5.5.6. Protection of reinforcement
5.6. Waterproofing
5.6.1. Coating for horizontal deck surface
5.6.2. Clear Surface Sealers for Architectural Precast Concrete
Panels
5.6.3. Surface Coatings for Architectural Precast Concrete
5.6.4. Joint Sealants
6. ARCHITECTURAL PRECAST CONCRETE
6.1. ---

7. QUALITY CONTROL FOR PLANT AND PRODUCTION OF
STRUCTURAL PRECAST
7.1. ---

8. DRAFTING
8.1. Introduction
8.2. Erection drawing
8.2.1. Key plan and general notes
8.2.2. Elevation
8.2.3. Plan
8.2.4. Section
8.2.5. Connection detail
8.3. Production drawing
8.3.1. Piece detail
8.3.2. Handling detail
8.3.3. Hardware detail