Concrete is prone to cracking because of the weathering effect. Other reasons for cracking are shrinkage, thermal expansion, contraction, or
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Concrete is the most commonly used material in the construction of any structure. Concrete is made by mixing coarse cement, fine aggregate and coarse aggregate with water. On mixing, above all constitutes, fresh concrete liberates heat which is known as heat of hydration.
Concrete is prone to cracking because of the weathering effect. Other reasons for cracking are shrinkage, thermal expansion, contraction, or
Continue readingIn the ever-evolving world of construction, materials that offer enhanced performance and sustainability are highly sought after. Glass Fiber Reinforced
Continue readingConcrete is the most commonly used construction material because of its durability and strength. However, certain chemical reactions within concrete
Continue readingConcrete is a cornerstone of modern construction, known for its compressive strength and durability, but limited by its brittleness and
Continue readingConcrete is one of the most widely used construction materials globally, and innovations in its composition are continually being explored
Continue readingWorkability of concrete means the ease with which it can be transported, placed, and compacted. Workability is an important property
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Continue readingConcrete gains its strength by the process of hydration, and the hydration needs water. Hydration is a continuous process. Meeting
Continue readingSelf Compacting Concrete (SCC) is a new generation concrete that is highly workable and doesn’t need compaction effort after casting.
Continue readingConcrete is one of the most versatile and widely used construction materials in the world. Durability of concrete is a
Continue readingGeopolymer concrete has emerged recently as a promising solution, offering a viable and eco-friendly alternative. Geopolymer concrete is a type
Continue readingHydraulic cement is comparatively a new type of cement that possesses unique properties, making it indispensable in various applications. Here
Continue readingASTM classifies cement into Type I, Type II, Type III, Type IV, Type V and other sub-types like Type IP,
Continue readingStrength of concrete is designated by its grade. As per Indian Standards, concrete grades are denoted like M20, M25, M30,
Continue readingIS 12269 : 2013 code for Ordinary Portland Cement 53 grade is stipulated by the Bureau of Indian Standards. Download
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