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Data used for this study was taken from previous study (Garg 2003). Total 56 sets of data were used to analyze the behavior of the concrete with time (age). Ordinary Portland cement (brand Ambuja Cement) was used for preparing the concrete. ACI mix design method (ACI 211.1-91) was used for the mix design process
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Data used for this study was taken from previous study (Garg 2003). Total 56 sets of data were used to analyze the behavior of the concrete with time (age). Ordinary Portland cement (brand Ambuja Cement) was used for preparing the concrete. ACI mix design method (ACI 211.1-91) was used for the mix design process
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Typical dosage of superplasticizers used for increasing the workability of concrete ranges from 1 to 3 liters per cubic meter of concrete where liquid superplasticizers contained about 40 of active material. In reducing the water cement ratio higher dosage is used that is from 5 to 20 liters per cubic meter of concrete.
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often used flow table test (ASTM C 230) was selected as the basic test 3 . A mix of industrially produced lab sands was mixed with the daily CEM I 52.5 R type cement samples using w/c of 0.420 and 0.465 for plain cement mortars and 0.320 and 0.335 for superplasticized mortar mixes. The aggregate/cement ratio was 1.9 in all tests.
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In this study varying percentages of treated and untreated coconut fibres were incorporated into concrete and the compressive strength was tested for both before heating and after heating. The percentages of replacement were 0.25 0.5 0.75 and 1 fibre content by weight of cement. Concrete cubes that had 0 fibre served as control specimens.
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Mechanical behavior of 3D printed cement materials. In order to study the origin and intensity of the anisotropic. (orthotropic) behavior of the printed material we have chosen to take. a two
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1.0 ABSTRACT The rheology of fresh cement mortar and concrete is described and selected features of the behaviour of these materials are interpreted from a rheological perspective making use of research results from the past 20 years. 2.0 INTRODUCTION The hard strong and durable cement−based product required by the user is only achieved
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flow model allows to capture the viscous behavior of the fresh concrete. This is of prime importance to understand and discriminate the flow behavior of modern concretes such as self-leveling concrete and other highly plasticized concrete mixtures such as low water/cement ratio high performance wet-mix shotcretes. There
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with carbon FRP (CFRP) as follows (1) compare the behaviour of the two types of confined concrete (2) study the behaviour of confined concrete when the concrete is already cracked and (3) examine the impact of defective implementation conditions on the behaviour of reinforced specimens. 2. METHODOLOGY
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1.0 ABSTRACT The rheology of fresh cement mortar and concrete is described and selected features of the behaviour of these materials are interpreted from a rheological perspective making use of research results from the past 20 years. 2.0 INTRODUCTION The hard strong and durable cement−based product required by the user is only achieved
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shown in Table 1 will be used to represent low moderate high and very high levels of fly ash. By Michael Thomas Ph.D. P.Eng. Professor of Civil Engineering University of New Brunswick Figure 1. Fly ash a powder resembling cement has been used in concrete since the 1930s. (IMG12190) Table 1. Dosage Levels of Fly Ash Level of Fly Ash
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Apr 11 2013 · Abbreviations AOR adjusted odds ratio CI confidence interval NA not applicable BMI body mass index. a Chi-square tests were used for each variable to examine differences across categories. b The final logistic regression model included variables in 1 model to adjust for possible confounders and included a sample of 2 635 adults with complete data for all variables. c Of the total study
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1.0 ABSTRACT The rheology of fresh cement mortar and concrete is described and selected features of the behaviour of these materials are interpreted from a rheological perspective making use of research results from the past 20 years. 2.0 INTRODUCTION The hard strong and durable cement−based product required by the user is only achieved
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