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For questions about the material concrete, or its application in an engineering context. Concrete is a composite material composed mainly of water, aggregate, and cement.
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How does Gypsum Concrete work?
When mixed with water how does gypsum act as a binder in creating concrete? …
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What methods are there to test the flexural, tensile and compressive strength of concrete?
The only one I know is the three point bending test for flexural strength.
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What is the curing process for polymer concrete if it doesn't use any water?
The curing process for regular cement concrete is sprinkling water fog or using a moisture retaining fabric. …
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Can aggregate gain almost 200 grams of water when submerged in water for a day?
I'm doing this special project where I have to make concrete using a Martian simulant provided from a commercial source.
I measured it as 500 grams initially, then submerged it in water for a day. …
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