slipform
/ˈslɪpˌfɔrm/
noun
- A method of construction in which concrete is poured into a moving form that is gradually raised, used for building tall structures like silos, towers, and bridge piers.
- The tall bridge pier was constructed using slipform technology.
- Slipform allows continuous pouring of concrete without stopping, which saves time.
- The construction crew used slipform to build the concrete silo quickly and efficiently.