Concrete Works

Wastewater Treatment Plant Concrete and Formwork Works

Reinforced concrete works on a valley treatment site: circular tanks, rectangular compartments and deep channels, with curved timber formwork, reinforcement assembly and framed service buildings visible across the set.

Elevated site overview with a circular concrete tank, central starter bars, open excavations and stacked materials
Category
Concrete Works
Project Status
Completed
Scope of Work
9
Gallery
8 images

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About the project

These frames document formwork and reinforced concrete production on a wastewater treatment site set into sloping terrain. The circular basin walls were cast with a curved shuttering system built from vertical boards and horizontal walings; once stripped, tie holes and panel joints remain readable on the surface. Rectangular compartments, a basin with serpentine internal walls, open channel sections and deep channel floors sit within the same layout. Bundled reinforcement, starter bars, steel props, timber studs and formwork plywood appear across the set. Service structures rise as concrete column-and-beam frames with brick infill. Excavation slopes, a material laydown area and earthmoving equipment round out the site organisation. One frame shows white canopies and a gathering next to the tanks. No operating stage of the plant is shown.

Scope of work

  • Formwork for curved and flat reinforced concrete walls
  • Timber stud and plywood panel shuttering assembly
  • Reinforced concrete circular tanks and rectangular compartments
  • Reinforcement preparation, bundled storage and starter bars
  • Deep and open channel concrete sections
  • Shoring with steel props and horizontal walings
  • Formwork stripping
  • Service buildings with concrete column-beam frames and brick infill
  • Site excavation slopes and material laydown organisation
Gallery

Project gallery

8 images

All photographs show completed or in-progress work carried out by Miranur İnşaat.

Vertical timber shuttering boards, horizontal reinforcement bars and waling supports forming a curved concrete tank wall
Vertical timber shuttering boards, horizontal reinforcement bars and waling supports forming a curved concrete tank wall
Stripped curved reinforced concrete wall showing tie holes and panel joints beside a standing timber formwork frame
Stripped curved reinforced concrete wall showing tie holes and panel joints beside a standing timber formwork frame
Curved and rectangular concrete basin walls with red formwork props, timber panels and an excavator on the slope
Curved and rectangular concrete basin walls with red formwork props, timber panels and an excavator on the slope
Stripped curved basin wall in the foreground with rectangular concrete compartments and steel props behind it
Stripped curved basin wall in the foreground with rectangular concrete compartments and steel props behind it
Deep concrete channel between two tall walls, with bundled rebar, steel props and formwork frames on the slab
Deep concrete channel between two tall walls, with bundled rebar, steel props and formwork frames on the slab
Elevated site overview with a circular concrete tank, central starter bars, open excavations and stacked materials
Elevated site overview with a circular concrete tank, central starter bars, open excavations and stacked materials
Treatment site in a valley: circular tanks, a serpentine-walled basin, an open channel and brick service buildings
Treatment site in a valley: circular tanks, a serpentine-walled basin, an open channel and brick service buildings
Overhead site view with two circular tanks, an open pit, concrete frame buildings and timber formwork stacks
Overhead site view with two circular tanks, an open pit, concrete frame buildings and timber formwork stacks
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Reinforced Concrete Works

Formwork, reinforcement and reinforced concrete at industrial and infrastructure scale, including curved formwork and water-retaining structures.

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