အရင်းအမြစ်များ တက်(ဂ) (Tagged): Concrete

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  1. Portland Cement

    1988-01-01 The Product. To make Portland cement, a crushed mixture of limestone and clay is heated to form "clinker," which is mixed with gypsum and ground to a fine, dehydrated powder. Quality control is essential during manufacture. The cement is shipped in moisture-resistant bags or other containers, or...
    Cement Industries Cement VITA Concrete Downloads

  2. Concrete Construction

    1965-01-01 Concrete is a strong and inexpensive construction material when it is properly prepared and used. This introduction explains the importance of a good mixture and describes the materials used in the mixture. Following this are entries on: Calculating amounts of materials for concrete Mixing...
    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

    1970-01-01 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

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

  5. Ferrocement: Applications in Developing Countries

    1973-02-01 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