Ressources Etiqueté: Concrete

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  1. Le Portland Ciment

    01/01/1988 Le Product. faire le ciment du Portland, un mélange écrasé de calcaire,et l'argile est chauffée pour former " brique hollandaise avec " qui est mélangéele gypse et a fondé à une amende, poudre déshydratée. Lecontrôlé de qualitéest essentiel pendant fabrication. dans que Le ciment est transporté...
    Cement Industries Cement VITA Concrete Downloads

  2. La Construction

    01/01/1965 Le béton est une forte et bon marché matière de la construction quand c'est correctement préparé et a utilisé. Cette introduction explique l'importance d'un bon mélange et décrit les matières utilisées dans le mélange. Suivre ceci est des entrées sur: montants Calculateurs de matières pour béton...
    Concrete Design & Construction Consruction VITA Downloads

  3. An Economic Evaluation of the TPI Process for the Production of Lightweight Concrete Building Blocks Utilizing Rice-Husks as the Aggregate

    01/01/1970 This study was undertaken primarily to determine whether the manufacture of lightweight concrete bricks, on a small scale and using rice husks as an aggregate, is economic. Technical details of the process are not included in this report which is restricted primarily to the costing of a...
    Rice Hulls Rice Rice Production Economic Aspects Building Brick Brickmaking Concrete

  4. How to work with concrete and masonry

    01/01/1955 144 pages, illustrated, photos
    Concrete Masonry

  5. Ferrocement: Applications in Developing Countries

    01/02/1973 Ferrocement, a thin-shell concrete reinforced with wire mesh, is a highquality construction material whose ingredients are widely available in developing countries. It can be used to build a wide range of structures, and can be worked mainly by unskilled, though supervised, labor. Throughout the...
    Ferrocement Concrete

  6. Engineering Characteristics and Potential Increased Utilisation of Sawdust Composites in Construction—A Review

    Abstract, Scientific Research, 2019 Many timber producing countries generate more than 2 million m3of sawdust annually. In developing countries, sawdust is often disposed of by open dumping, open burning, or dumping in landfills. This poses huge environmental challenges related to air pollution,...
    Sawdust Concrete