coreloc

Concrete
armor unit
Disusun oleh :
introduction

1. Muhammad Arrozikul R (4315100070)

2. Muhammad Rifqi Hanif (4315100141)
3. Zullian Zulfikar Hafiz (4315100149)
4. Haqiqi llham Muhammad (4315100143)
5. Husnul Khotimah (4315100037)
6. Andi Farida Rafiqa (4315100032)
7. Risman Syahputra (4315100070)
Contents
History
Geometric
Characteristi The unit shape of the Core-
Loc is specifically defined and must
cs be respected to ensure that the
armor facing attains the necessary
hydraulic stability performance.
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 1. Installing the
framework
2. Pouring
3. Vibration
4. Setting and hardening
5. Form striking
6. Curing
7. Transporting blocks
8. Storage

General Fabrication
Procedure
PLACEMENT OF
CORE-LOC™
BLOCKS
PLACEMENT OF CORE-LOC™
BLOCKS

1. AIM
• Blocks are in a single layer and no
block must be out of profile (less
than 1/3 of the block outside the
armour).
• Each block is in contact with the
underlayer.
• Blocks are interlocked with one
another and not free to move.
2. PLACEMENT DRAWINGS
Use x and y coordinates of the centre of gravity of each block to place
them correctly
The drawings may also indicate a z coordinate when a positioning system
requiring a third dimension is used.
3. PARTICULAR MINIMUM
CONDITIONS FOR PLACING
ARMOUR BLOCKS
CORE-LOC™ blocks are to be
placed using equipment that can
place them both above and under
water in accordance with the
coordinates provided by CLI with
the placing drawings.
4. PLACING DENSITY
Placing density is an important factor
for the stability of the armor. Placing
density varies depending on the
interlocking of the blocks on site.
5. CALCULATION OF
THEORETICAL NUMBER OF
BLOCKS TO PLACE

6. VALIDATION OF THE
ARTIFICIAL BLOCK ARMOUR
ADVANTAGE
S OF CORE -
LOC™
Recents Project Using
Core-loc™
 • http://www.concretelayer.com/sites/def
ault/files/CORE-
LOC%E2%84%A2_Basic%20Specifica
tions_Version%20D.pdf
• https://icce-ojs-
References tamu.tdl.org/icce/index.php/icce/article/
viewFile/5728/5398
• Melby, J. A. And G. F Turk, (1994).
“scale and modelling effects in
concrete armor experiments,” ASCE
Proc. Int. Conf. on Role of L.S. Exp in
Coas. Res., ASSCE, New york, NY .
pp. 686-700