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Oct 15, 2026
EP #172: Is Your Concrete Mix Eating Your Formwork?
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5:16Ken PrattGUEST
I'd like Jonas to talk a little bit more on the cement because he's got a little better background and I'll talk a little bit about how that impacts the formwork.
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5:24Jonas DeWeberGUEST
Yeah, I think when you think of C-595-1L and the blended, they have impacted the cast-in-place structural concrete.
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5:37Jonas DeWeberGUEST
You know, it's just taken a little bit longer for these mixed designs to come to strength before the wall or deck is self-sustaining.
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5:43Jonas DeWeberGUEST
But I think the bigger thing that's come into it is that we've seen a change in how the C595s are affecting the plywood.
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5:54Jonas DeWeberGUEST
From a chemistry aspect or from the physical side of the concrete mixes, what we're seeing is we're seeing more aggressive mix designs.
7 MINS LATER

Seth TandettHOST
So are we changing our release agents to go along with the content? We're trying to.