Malaysia Test Construction Spiders Nest
Malaysian construction company, Scott Wilson Sdn Bhd, is testing a spiderweb construction in Juwata International Airport, Tarakan, East Kalimantan to establish Pavement clasification number (PCN). According Harmein, PCN tests done by hitting it with a load of construction of certain strength to then recorded using a device called a geophone is connected to the computer equipment.
Construction-related applications cobwebs to other airports, Harmein hope these results can give confidence to the employer to the strength of this construction. Although, it takes time to be worn for all walks of life. Harmein say, concrete construction has the advantage of more robust to water, but to be used as a runway (runway) there are a number of considerations that a number of airport managers aged aircraft landing gear is shorter than that using the asphalt.
Meanwhile, experts from Scott Wilson, Farukh E Johri said, surprised by the ability of Indonesia to create spider web construction. He wondered to experts PT Katama Suryabumi construction company owner licensing cobwebs because it does not find a connection at all, and do not believe that the thick concrete was only 17 centimeters. “I wonder if the thick concrete that is only 17 centimeters,” he said in amazement.
Spider nests is a triangular-shaped concrete construction in one sequence in the middle of the triangle is filled with compacted soil, after it had coated the concrete.
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