Supercharger - Dublin, OH

[JohnnyG]

A lot more cement has been poured...
It's hard to see in these photos, but the footer at each of the stalls has been poured too.

 

[Stoofy]

Reposting pictures. Notice the picture with the building in the background is the “trailer” pull-through charger

 

[JohnnyG]

Reposting pictures. Notice the picture with the building in the background is the “trailer” pull-through charger

I see a standard pull-in charging stall, at the far west end of the station, right next to the supercharger pad, but that's not a pull-through stall.
A lot of stations have one pull-in stall, usually at the far end of the station.

 

[YellowSpringer]

I've used the Grove City SC a few times but with friends in Dublin, this will be a welcome addition!

 

[Stoofy]

They are filling the big hole with gravel and making the rebar to fit the big base. Next will be the last of the concrete pour!

 

[Stoofy]

More work on the site today:

1. Using water pump to remove standing water in the small trenches on east and west pads
2. Backhoe deepened the small trenches
3. Additional gravel delivered to fill big west pad and trenches
4. Workers said they hoped to be done today with filling gravel if weather cooperated. It didn’t as it started raining about 30 minutes later

 

[vbaker]

I can't wait to drive DW by it this weekend. She had me drive her by it two Fridays ago after the pads had been poured and got excited about that.

This will make her go nuts.

 

[Stoofy]

The pads and curbs have cement. A curious thing is all the conduit pipes have been cut down. I hope the electricians can find them

 

[Stoofy]

I'm not sure why the picture I select to upload is not the correct one. Trying to upload the pad again

 

[Stoofy]

 

[JohnnyG]

The pads and curbs have cement. A curious thing is all the conduit pipes have been cut down. I hope the electricians can find them

This is mind boggling to me... Can anyone else with experience in this arena, shed some light?
They had conduit extended well above the pad, presumably so they could pour the pad, and then cut the conduit flush, but by the looks of the last picture, they have all been cemented over (minus a few small conduits).

 

[vbaker]

This is mind boggling to me... Can anyone else with experience in this arena, shed some light?
They had conduit extended well above the pad, presumably so they could pour the pad, and then cut the conduit flush, but by the looks of the last picture, they have all been cemented over (minus a few small conduits).

Quite often if a basement is plumbed for a bathroom they will cap off the plumbing 1/2 inch below the surface. The plumber then uses the prints to locate where to crack the concrete.

This allows for a smooth concrete around the fixture, making it easier and quicker to install/level the fixture.

I assume this is the same principle.

 

[Stoofy]

I went back to have closer look at the newly poured cement pads. They cut the conduit and then taped the tops with duct tape. The conduits are relatively easy to find/see. I touched one and it had a “give” like it was covered in cloth.

They are also removing excess dirt and putting it in one of the large dumpsters.

Next is delivery of the electrical ecuipment!

 

[jrreno]

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I went back to have closer look at the newly poured cement pads. They cut the conduit and then taped the tops with duct tape. The conduits are relatively easy to find/see. I touched one and it had a “give” like it was covered in cloth.

They are also removing excess dirt and putting it in one of the large dumpsters.

Next is delivery of the electrical ecuipment!

That’s really different from previous installations where they cut down the conduit after the concrete cures.

 

[JohnnyG]

Okay, I went back and took pictures again today too, but, umm, yeah, I didn't jump the fence like @Stoofy , lol.

 

[JohnnyG]

Okay, I went back and took pictures again today too, but, umm, yeah, I didn't jump the fence like @Stoofy , lol.

 

[JamesBond]

So exciting -- I think it won' t be ready when I'm there in ~2 weeks, but I'm still hopeful! Thanks guys for the updates and pictures!!

 

[Stoofy]

Okay, I went back and took pictures again today too, but, umm, yeah, I didn't jump the fence like @Stoofy , lol.

The chain link fence was open on the east side enough to walk in. No need to jump . I closed it when I left.

 

[natebrownohio]

I definitely circled it once early sunday morning, it's looking good! I bet those businesses out there next to it are feeling lucky. They should be!

 

[Stoofy]

A large forklift got delivered to the sight today.