The supervisor needs to control the entry and acceptance of concrete raw materials from six aspects.
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8 tips to solve the problem of rapid loss of concrete slump
The loss of concrete slump is inevitable, and it is important to minimize the loss value and speed to facilitate smooth construction.
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Sodium persulfate: the “invisible reinforcement technique” for concrete, doubling the repair effect and bidding farewell to delamination
In the field of concrete repair and high-performance materials, we have been searching for solutions that can break conventions and fundamentally solve problems.
After ammonium persulfate, its “sibling” – sodium persulfate, is becoming a highly anticipated new star in this field due to its unique solubility and oxidation efficiency.
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The importance of temperature control for concrete
Easy to operate venue: a workshop for organizing materials (for recording, ledger, etc.
); The operating room for making test specimens (concrete pre curing temperature 20 ± 5 ℃); Standard maintenance room (temperature 20 ± 2 ℃, relative humidity above 95%); Duty lounge, etc.
At the same time, corresponding rules and regulations should be formulated and posted on the wall.
The general experimental operating room (including studio) requires a usable area of 10-15 square meters.
The standard maintenance room is established according to the size of the project, with an area of generally 5-15m2.
The indoor walls and ceiling are insulated with polystyrene material, and automatic temperature and humidity controllers (refrigeration, heating, water spraying) are installed to ensure a temperature of 20 ± 2 ℃ and a relative humidity of over 95% in the maintenance room.
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Definition of the entire process of concrete quality responsibility and risk prevention
Recently, I have participated in multiple concrete quality litigation cases, among which the liability boundary between ready mixed concrete and solid concrete has always been a controversial focus.
With the implementation of a series of mandatory engineering construction standards such as the General Code for Concrete Structures (GB 55008), the division of responsibilities has gained clearer technical basis and legal support.
This article will systematically analyze the principles of defining the entire process of concrete quality responsibility from design, production to construction and acceptance from the perspective of integrating multiple relevant standards, and propose practical and feasible risk prevention strategies.
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Sharing | Concrete crack detection and repair measures (with detection operation video attached)
Introduction: For concrete structures, the presence of cracks is a very common phenomenon.
But some may cause a decrease in structural load-bearing capacity and reliability; Some may not have a significant impact on the bearing capacity, but they may cause issues such as detachment of concrete protective layer and accelerated corrosion of steel bars, which can reduce the durability of the structure and pose a greater risk to its safety.
Therefore, how to evaluate, identify, and repair cracks in concrete structures is of great significance for the use and maintenance of the structure.
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Aging seismic vulnerability of reinforced concrete buildings: Quantifying the impact of corrosion on seismic performance | MDPI GeoHazards
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Concrete Weekly Report: The weak supply and demand situation in the national concrete market continues, and regional price differentiation
On October 31st, the National Concrete Price Index (CEMPI) closed at 91.
04 points, a month on month decrease of 0.
01% and a year-on-year decrease of 18.
8%.
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The influence of fly ash water demand on concrete water consumption and admixtures
Abstract: Using high-quality fly ash as the key raw material to prepare concrete, this paper discusses and analyzes the preparation of concrete and its influence on the dosage and water consumption of water reducing agents per cubic meter of concrete, reducing the amount of additives and water consumption, and improving the strength of concrete.
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Overview of Concrete Additive Compound Technology
Concrete admixture compounding technology refers to the production technology of scientifically formulating a multifunctional and high-performance composite admixture by physically mixing two or more single functional admixture components (such as different types of water reducing, retarding, air entraining, and slump retaining components) with a carrier (usually water) according to the specific requirements of the project for concrete performance.
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