Significance of tests and properties of concrete and concrete-making materials /

Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Otros Autores: Lamond, Joseph F., 1933-, Pielert, J. H.
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Philadelphia, PA : ASTM, ©2006.
Edición:[Rev. ed.].
Colección:ASTM special technical publication ; 169D.
Temas:
Concrete > Testing.
Béton > Essais.
TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING > Material Science.
Concrete > Testing
Acceso en línea:Texto completo
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Machine derived contents note: PART I
  • GENERAL
  • Chapter 2: The Natre of Concrete
  • RICHARD A. HELMUTH AND RACHEL J DETWILER
  • Chapter 3: Techniques, Procedures, and Practices of Sampling of Concrete
  • and Concrete Making Materias-To S POOLE 1
  • Chapter 4: Statistical Considerations n Sampling and Testing-
  • G A RLA ND W STEELE 22
  • Chapter 5: Uniformity of Concrete-Makin MaterilsANTHONY E FIORATO 3
  • Chapter 6: Virtua Testing of Ceent ad Concret DALE P BENTZ
  • EDWARD J. GARBOCZI, JEFFREY W. BULLARD, CHIARA FERRARIS, NICos MARTYS,
  • AND PAUL E STUTZMAN 38
  • Chapter 7: Quality Cementʻ Concrete, and Aggregates-The Role
  • of Testing Laboratories-JAMES H. PELERT
  • PART II
  • FRESHLY MIXED CONCRETE
  • Chapter 8: Factors nfuencing Concrete Workability-D GENE DANIEL 59
  • Chapter 9: Air Content, Temperature, Density Unit Weight), and
  • Yield- LAWRNCE ROBERTS) 73
  • Chapter 10: Making and Curg Concrete Specme-JOSEPH F LAMOND 80
  • Chapter 11: Tme of etting-B RUCE J CHRISTENSEN
  • Chapter 12: 8leed Water-STEVEN H. KOSMATKA 9
  • PART III
  • HARDENED CONCRETE
  • Chapter 13: Concrete Strength Testing-CELIK OZYILDIRIM
  • AND NICHOLAS J. CARINO 125
  • Chapter 14: Prediction of Potential Concrete Strength at Later Ages-
  • NICHOLAS J. CARIN 14
  • Chapter 15: Freezing and Thawing RLES K. NMA 154
  • Chapter 16: Corrosion of Reinforng SteelNEAL S BERKE 164
  • Chapter 17: Embedded Meta s and Materials Other Than
  • Reinforcing Stee
  • B ERNARD ERLIN 74
  • Chapter 18: Abrasion Resistance- KARL J. BAKKE 184
  • Chapter 19: Elast Properties, Creep, and Reaxat -JASON WEISS 94
  • Chapter 20: Petrographic Exa nation-BERNARD ERLIN 207
  • Chapter 21: Volume Change FRED GOODWiN 215
  • Chapter 22: hermal Propertie
  • STEPHEN B. TARO 26
  • Chapter 23: Pore Structure, Permeability, and Penetration Resistance
  • Characteristcs of ConcreteNATALIYA HEARN, R. DOUGLAS HOOTON,
  • AND MICHELLE R. NOKKEN 238
  • Chapter 24: Che ca Resistance of Concrete
  • M.D.A THOMAS
  • Chapter 25: Resistance to Fire and High Temperatr STEPHEN S. SZOKE 274
  • Chapter 26: Air Content and Density of Hardened Concrete-
  • K EN NETH C H OVER 288
  • Chapter 27: Analyses for Cement and Other Materil in Hardene
  • Concrete WILLIAM G. HIME 309
  • Chapter 28: Nondestructive Tests-V MOHAN MALHOTRA 314
  • PARI NV
  • CONCRETE AGGREGATES
  • pter 29: rading, Shape, and Surface Textur N GRES 337
  • hapter 30. Bulk Density, Relative Density (Specfic Gravity), Pore
  • Structure, Absrption and Surace oistur-JOHN J. YZENAS, JR 346
  • hapter 31: Soundness, Deleterious Substances and Coatings
  • STEPHEN W, FORSTER 355
  • Chapter 32: Degradation Resistance, Strengthʻ and Related Properties of
  • Aggregates RiCHARD C.M NINGER 365
  • hapter 33: Petrographic Evaluation of Concrete Aggregates-
  • G SA M W ONG 3 7 7
  • apter 34: AkaSica Reactions in Concret-DAVID STARK 401
  • apter 35: Akai-Carbonate Rock ReactionM EL A ZL 4
  • pte 36 era Properties of ggrgates STEPHEN LANE 425
  • PART V
  • OTHER CONCRETE MAKING MATERIALS
  • pter 37 Hydraulic CeentsPhysica Properties-LESLIE STRUBLE 435
  • apter 38: Hydraulic CementChemica Prpertes-SHARON M. DEHAYES
  • AND PAUL T ENN S 450
  • "pter 39: Ming and Curing Water for ConcretJAMES S. PIERCE 462
  • Chapter 40: Curing and Materials Applied to New Concrete
  • Su faces
  • BEN E. EDW ARDS 467
  • pter 41: ArEntraining Admixture-ARA A. EKNAVORIAN 474
  • pter42: Cheica Admixtures-BRUCE J CHRISTENSEN AND HAMD FARZAM 84
  • pter 43: Supleentary Ceentitous ateia SOTT SCHLORHOLTZ 495
  • pter 44:ag as a Cementitious Mater-JAN R. PRSINSKI 512
  • PART VI
  • SPECIALIZED CONCRETES
  • Chapter 45: Ready Mixed ConcreteC L Lo AND RICHARD GAYNOR 533
  • Chapter 46: Lightweight Concrete and Aggregates-THOMAS A. HOLM
  • A N D JO HN P R IE 54 8
  • pter 47: ell la C et
  • F AD H FOUAD 561
  • apter 48: Concrete for Radation ShDOUGLAS E. VOLKMAN 570
  • apter 49: FibeReinforced Cncrete E C TATNALL 578
  • aper 50: Prepaced Agregate C re DWARD P. HOLU 591
  • apter 51 Roer-Compacted Cocrete (RCC)-WAYNE S ADASKA 595
  • pter 52: Polymerodfed Cocrete and Mortar GERRY WALTERS 605
  • Chpter 53: Shotcrete-JoHN H. PYE 6
  • Chapter 54: Organic Materials for Bonding, Patching, and Sealing
  • Con cre te- RA YM OND J SCHUTZ 25
  • Chapter 55: Packaged, Dry, Cementitious Mixtures NNISON FIALA 631
  • Chapter 56: Se f-Consolidating Concrete (SCC)
  • JOSEH A :DACZKO
  • AND M ARTIN VA CHON 63.

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