Abstract: A concrete placing apparatus comprises jacks arranged in line along a wall to be erected, and U-shaped frames mounted on these jacks and connected with each other by scaffolds positioned along and on both sides of the line of arrangement of the jacks. The apparatus also includes driving carriages disposed on the scaffolds for movement therealong. Each carriage carries a feed hopper, a moulding board, and a concrete compacting means. According to the invention at least one of the moulding boards is provided with a drive for moving it in the direction transverse to the line of arrangement of the jacks. This drive is connected with the moulding board by means of a rod. The concrete compacting means is constructed in the form of a vibrating chute positioned under the feed hopper and above the moulding board and provided with a vibrating means for oscillating this chute along the direction of movement of the moulding board.

Abstract: A concrete placing apparatus comprises a power-operated carriage and mounted thereon a feed hopper, a first and a second endless belts adapted for moulding lateral sides of a concrete layer being formed, and mounted parallel to one another on rolls having a vertical axis of rotation, and a concrete compacting mechanism. The latter is constructed in the form of a third and a second endless belts disposed in one horizontal plane above the first and second endless belts. The third endless belt is intended for exertion vibration action upon the concrete mix being placed, and is mounted on two rolls having a horizontal axis of rotation, at least one of said rolls being provided with unbalances mounted therein on its driving shaft coaxial therewith. The fourth belt is intended for damping vibration of a freshly placed concrete and mounted on rolls having a horizontal axis of rotation behind the third endless belt.