Formwork for Concrete Structures by R.L.Peurifoy and G.D- By EasyEngineering.net

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Flying Deck Forms 457
FIGURE 17-7 Representative concrete sections constructed with fl ying forms.
(Source: Form-Eze Systems, Inc.)
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Figure 17-8 illustrates a deck form that permits the use of metal,
plywood, or fiberglass pans and pan joist systems for concrete floor
slabs. The pans remain on the flying deck forms and are flown intact
with the deck forms to the next higher floor level. A large variety of
types and sizes of pans is available, as presented in Chapter 12.
Figure 17-9 illustrates one method of joining two modules with
the framing installed to cast a concrete beam with the concrete slab.
This forming system is used when casting a large beam or girder.
Figure 17-10 illustrates a form arrangement that can be used to cast
a concrete spandrel beam.
FIGURE 17-8 Representative members of a flying form assembly for a pan-joist
concrete slab. (Source: Form-Eze Systems, Inc.)
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