Wet-Mix Shotcrete is a construction method where all the ingredients of concrete, including water, are mixed together before being pumped through a hose to the nozzle. Compressed air is then used to spray the mixture onto the surface. This method provides better control of the concrete quality and produces less dust. It is commonly used in tunnels, slopes, and structural repairs.

  Process: In the wet-mix method, all ingredients, including water, are thoroughly mixed before being pumped through a hose. Compressed air is introduced at the nozzle to propel the mixture onto the application surface.

   Advantages:

   Consistent Mixture: Pre-mixing ensures a uniform and consistent concrete mixture, leading to reliable strength and quality.

   Reduced Rebound and Dust: Generally results in less material waste and dust production.

   Higher Output: Capable of covering larger areas more quickly, making it suitable for substantial projects.

   Applications:

   Wet-Mix Shotcrete: Suited for large-scale projects requiring high production rates and consistent quality, such as tunnel linings, mining operations, and large structural repairs.