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CHAPTER 8

TYPES OF CONCRETE

L. Dvorkin and O.Dvorkin

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Along with ordinary coarse aggregate concrete, in construction are also used

types of concrete which differ from their structural peculiarities, composition

and properties.

There are considered fine-grained concrete, high-strength concrete, concrete,

modified by polymer admixtures and fiber reinforced concrete, concrete for

special purposes – hydrotechnical, high-strength, heat-resistant, facing and

concrete for nuclear radiation protection in the given chapter.

8.1 Fine-grained concrete

Maximum coarseness of the aggregate in fine-grained concrete is 10 mm.

Sand concrete that does not contain coarse aggregate is prevalent type of the

concrete.

Y. Bagenov suggested dependence of sand concrete strength as empirical

formula:

С

R = AR

− 0 8

.

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