Remove Concrete Remove Design Remove Materials
article thumbnail

Properties of Materials for Underwater Concreting

The Constructor

Concrete mix design for underwater concreting requires the selection of suitable materials and proportioning to produce concrete to meet the.

Concrete 246
article thumbnail

Tips for Selection of Materials for High Strength Concrete [PDF]

The Constructor

The materials used to produce high strength concrete (HSC) should be of high quality to achieve designated concrete compressive strength.

Concrete 208
professionals

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

article thumbnail

Filler Slabs: Material and Advantages

The Constructor

Filler slab technology is an innovative and cost-effective technology where the dead load of the slab is reduced by replacing the concrete with filler material. The fundamental concept behind the filler slab is that an RCC slab does not need concrete located in the slab’s lower half for its construction.

Materials 264
article thumbnail

6 Major Causes of Concrete Damage

The Constructor

Concrete has excellent durability; that is why it is the most widely used construction material. However, design and construction practices, material.

Concrete 264
article thumbnail

Concrete Homes- Design Ideas and Benefits

The Constructor

Concrete homes are commonly constructed from concrete, but it is possible to use other materials in combination with concrete such as steel. Concrete.

Concrete 223
article thumbnail

How to Estimate Concrete Costs?

The Constructor

Calculating the cost of the concrete is an important step in the project estimate. The cost of concrete depends on the cost of materials, mix design,

article thumbnail

No-Slump Concrete: Workability and Proportioning of Mixture

The Constructor

As per ACI 116R-00, “No-slump concrete is a freshly mixed concrete that exhibits a slump of less than 25 mm”. Constituent materials of this type of concrete are similar to that of conventional concrete with the only difference being that no-slump concrete contains a greater quantity of aggregate.

Concrete 246