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Loic CHAMPOISEAU: General Secretary, Union Nationale des Entrepreneurs de Sols Industriels (UNESI)
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Pierre PANNETIER: Director, Office des Asphaltes
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Dominique IRASTORZA: Technical advisor to the Union of French Road Industry Unions (USIRF)
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Louis DEVAUX: Graduated in Commercial Sciences - Member of the Quality and Technical Commissions of the French Association of Resin Formulators and Applicators (AFFAR)
INTRODUCTION
Investors are increasingly aware of the need to adapt all the components of their production facilities to the imperatives of profitability, efficiency and standing.
As such, industrial floors are beginning to be seen as a fundamental element of construction.
Choosing an industrial floor is no simple matter, as there is a huge variety of systems, materials and products to choose from.
This choice is based both on a very precise analysis of the various constraints and criteria related to the type of industry, and on a very good knowledge of the behavior of existing soil types over time. A table at the end of the article gives a general indication of the performance of different types of soil. For further details, please refer to the text.
This article is an updated reprint of an article previously written by Jacqueline BAUERHOFER.
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