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Asbestos Concrete: You Need to Know this!

In this article, asbestos concrete (sometimes called asbestos cement concrete) is covered to give you an idea of the properties, applications and when to use asbestos concrete. So, What is Asbestos? Asbestos is a group

The Beauty of Burnished Concrete as A Finish

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Burnished Concrete Burnished concrete is a choice for concrete surface finishing. Burnishing provides you with a surface like this image: I guess once you look at the image, you realize some of the benefits of

What is Burnished Concrete?

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What is Burnished Concrete? Have you ever encountered a concrete surface like this one? and wondered how it is made? In this post, we simply answer this question of what is this type of concrete?

Blast Furnace Slag: Production, Types, Composition, Applications

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Blast Furnace Slag This article is for the discussion of blast furnace slag; how it is made, what are the types, and a lot more information.But let us start the story from the beginning by

Blast Furnace Slag Cement: Production, Properties and Applications

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Blast Furnace Slag Cement Concrete Concrete is the most commonly used construction materials in the world due to its strength, affordability, durability, and flexibility. Concrete is defined as: an artificial stone-like mass and a composite

What is Bioconcrete?

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For decades, concrete has been one of the most widely used building materials worldwide. The familiar mixture of water, cement, and aggregates is used every day for a variety of construction jobs, including building foundations and

Anti-Washout Admixtures for Concrete

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When we speak of underwater concreting, we will have to mention the anti-washout admixtures. A short note here is that underwater concreting refers to the casting and placement of fresh concrete under water. Not just

What is Underwater Concreting?

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What is Underwater Concreting? Underwater concrete has been used for a long time now. The act of placing fresh concrete under water is called “Underwater Concreting”. As you can imagine, underwater concreting will impose multiple