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#4 Basic Factors Why Concentrate Cracks?

  WHAT IS CONCRETE : Concrete is a building material which made from mixture of cement , sand ,crush or gravel and water. and we poured this mixture in the form work which can give us the different shapes of element like stone which is too mush strong. WHY CONCRETE CRACKS : 1: Excess of water in concrete 2: Improper Compaction of concrete 3: Rapid drying of concrete 4: Temperature Variation 1: EXCESS OF WATER IN CONCRETE Concrete does not required much water to get maximum strength . we required limit water in concrete to achieve the maximum strength of concrete . when we increase the water in concrete so it can lose the strength , so therefore concrete can crack. water is just reducing in concrete to make workabality of concrete . so increasing of water can reduce the strength of concrete. 2: IMPROPER COMPACTION OF CONCRETE before placing concrete we have to proper compact the soil. and after that when we placed concrete so concrete should be compacted properly . when the con...

Good Quality of Aggregate for Concentrate

                    Table Contents 1 Soundneas 2 Wear Resistance 3 Alkali Aggregate Reaction 4 Other Alkali aggregate reactions 5 Alkali Silica Reactions 6 IMPURITIES PROPERTIES OF AGGREGATES The property of aggregates are mentioned below. 1. SOUNDNESS Rocks that undergo volume changes due to wetting and drying are . However, aggregate is susceptible to volume change during freezing and thawing cycles. Freezing can cause internal stresses to build up as water inside the aggregate freezes and expands. A critical size can be calculated below which freeze-thaw stress is not a problem; however, for most rock it is greater than normal sizes. 2. WEAR RESISTANCE A good aggregate will be hard, dense, strong, and free of porous material. The abrasion resistance of aggregate can be tested by the Los Angeles abrasion test; however, this test does not match well with concrete wear in the field. 3...