From the basics such as strengths, weaknesses, and durability characteristics to methods of pouring, as well as measures against cracking and deterioration.
This document explains the basic knowledge of "concrete," which is used as a major material in infrastructure. Chapter 1 introduces the advantages and disadvantages of concrete, its strength characteristics, and material properties. From Chapter 2, it explains methods for mix design and production tailored to structures, pouring, curing, finishing, classification and countermeasures for cracking in concrete, and measures to prevent deterioration of structures. [Contents] 1. Advantages and disadvantages of concrete 2. Mix design of concrete 3. Concrete production technology 4. Concrete pouring 5. Concrete curing 6. Concrete finishing 7. Cracking in concrete 8. Deterioration of concrete structures 9. Longevity of concrete *The document can be viewed immediately by downloading the catalog.
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Table of Contents (Excerpt) ■ Advantages and Disadvantages of Concrete ■ Strength Characteristics of Concrete ■ Physical Properties of Concrete ■ Performance Requirements for Structures ■ Concrete Mix Design Methods ■ Trial Mixing and Mix Adjustment Methods ■ Selection of Concrete Materials ■ Measurement of Concrete Materials ■ Methods for Producing Concrete with Low Quality Variation ■ Etymology of Concrete Placement and Compaction ■ Basics of Concrete Placement ■ Curing Techniques for Concrete ■ Types and Uses of Trowels ■ Classification of Cracks in Concrete ■ Mechanisms of Crack Formation ■ Environmental Conditions that Weaken Concrete ■ Environmental Conditions that Corrode Internal Steel ■ Techniques for Mitigating Deterioration of Concrete Structures ■ Techniques for Extending the Lifespan of Concrete Structures
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