Concrete mixture proportioning

Author: Fran?ois
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: This book is suitable for concrete material professionals to broaden their theoretical horizons, as well as for graduate and undergraduate students in civil engineering and building materials majors to use as teaching reference materials. At the same time, it also provides inspiration for a wide range of engineering technicians engaged in the research and production of solid-phase piled materials. This book is a theoretical monograph on the composition and performance of concrete materials, as well as their model-based prediction. The author applies methods from rheology and composite materials mechanics to establish a series of mathematical models based on particle packing theory and computer calculation techniques, connecting the raw materials, structural characteristics, and various performance of concrete. These models can be used to predict the properties of concrete, enabling the design and optimization of various concrete materials as needed. The numerous experimental data cited in the book serve as both the objective basis for the implementation of the author's research methods and a scientific platform for the interaction between the author's original thinking and classical theories. As a scientific methodology, the theoretical and modeling sections of this book not only transcend traditional research methods for concrete materials but also possess strong reference value in broader material research fields.