Creating concrete floor flatness/floor levelness (FF/FL) analyses and reports just got faster and easier. With the release of Rithm 1.9 from ClearEdge3D, faster floor flatness analysis is now attainable. The software, which analyses both the flatness and levelness of recently poured concrete slabs, boasts a 4X improvement in processing time and a substantially improved ASTM workflow that guides users through the complex E1155 reporting process.
For many concrete slab projects, both proper floor flatness and levelness is a critical requirement of the job specification. Manual methods of determining FF/FL, such as the Dipstick, are expensive and can take days to create. The Rithm software also eliminates manual guesswork and reduce reporting time from days to just minutes. This means that mistakes can be remediated while the concrete is still wet.
This new version of Rithm greatly reduces the confusion and difficulty of producing ASTM E1155 compliant FF/FL report. It does this by using guided dialogs to walk users through the complex analysis workflow. In addition, the 1.9 version offers an automated debris filter, heatmap subsampling, cut and fill volumes. It also offers improved contour features such as block out, cleaning and filtering routines.
“This new version of Rithm is a huge improvement in usability and speed,” says Michael Burenkov, Vice President of Product Management at ClearEdge3D. “We spent many hours speaking with users in the concrete construction industry to understand precisely what they need in a QA/QC tool. Rithm 1.9 is a reflection of those user discussions with software that dramatically improves their workflow for slab FF/FL analyses.”
In addition to FF/FL analysis, the software can also analyze beam camber, ADA ramp slope, and more.
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