Unit one
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This document provides an overview of concrete, including its composition, properties, types, and testing. It discusses the ingredients of concrete including cement, sand, gravel, and water. It describes types of concrete such as plain cement concrete, reinforced cement concrete, and pre-stressed concrete. It also summarizes different types of cement and tests used to evaluate concrete, including slump and compaction factor tests.
Unit one
- 1. Rishabh Lala VI SEM Rajiv Gandhi Technological University,Bhopal
- 2. Syllabus (Click to select and Esc to exit in Slide Show View) Introducion,Advantages.Property of Concrete Classification Types of Cements Used Testing Of Concrete
- 3. INTRODUCTION CONCRETE Concrete is a composite material in which a binding material mixed in water on solidification binds the inert particles of well graded fine and coarse aggregates. Cement and lime are generally used as binding materials, whereas sand cinder is used as fine aggregates and crushed stones, gravel, broken bricks, clinkers are used as coarse aggregates.
- 4. ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES As a construction material Concrete has the following advantages: 1. Concrete can handle the compression stresses 10 times more than the tension and the most of loads in our life is compression. 2. Concrete is a britile material which gives the advantage to make a rigid structure. 3. Easy to handle over specially now there is plants that give you ready mix concrete. The disadvantages: 1. Concrete is weak in handling tension. 2. Because concrete is a britile material the strength upon shear (specially at 45 degress) must be checked. 3. Needs another material to reinforce it against excessive shear and tension,
- 5. QUALITIES OF GOOD CONCRETE STRENGTH: The concrete should be able to withstand the stresses that it is subjected to. It is quite strong in compression but weak in tension. DURABILITY: It should be durable enough to resist the effect of weathering agents. DENSITY: the concrete should be well compacted so that there are no voids or hollows left. It should weigh 3000 kg/cu.m WATER TIGHTNESS: when used for construction of water retaining structures such as dams, elevated tanks and water reservoirs then this property of concrete becomes very important. Otherwise the moisture inside the RCC would corrode steel and leakage would start resulting in the ultimate failure of the structure. WORKABILITY: It should be easily workable. RESISTANCE TO WEAR AND TEAR: when used in floors and in the construction of roads the concrete should be able to withstand abrasive forces.
- 6. INGRADIANTS OF CONCRETE The concrete consisting of cement, sand and coarse aggregates mixed in a suitable proportions in addition to water is called cement concrete. In this type of concrete cement is used as a binding material, sand as fine aggregates and gravel, crushed stones as coarse aggregates.
- 7. GREEN CONCRETE & SET CONCRETE Freshly prepared concrete till it has not yet set is called wet or green concrete. After it has thoroughly set and fully hardened it is called set concrete or just concrete.
- 8. TYPES OF CONCRETE Concrete are classified into different types: 1. According to binding material used in concrete. 2. According to design of concrete. 3. According to purpose of concrete.
- 9. ACCORDING TO BINDING MATERIAL: According to binding material used concrete are classified into two types. (1) Cement concrete (2) Lime concrete.
- 10. CEMENT CONCRETE In cement concrete useful proportions of its ingredients are 1 part cement:1-8 part sand:2-16 parts coarse aggregates. USES Cement concrete is commonly used in buildings and other important engineering works where strength and durability is of prime importance.
- 11. LIME CONCRETE The concrete consisting of lime, fine aggregates, and coarse aggregates mixed in a suitable proportions with water is called lime concrete. In this type of concrete hydraulic lime is generally used as a binding material, sand and cinder are used as fine aggregates and broken bricks, gravel can be used as coarse aggregates. PLACING OF LIME CONCRETE : Placing of concrete shall be completed within three hours of adding water in case of concrete is prepared with hydraulic lime. Concrete should be well cured for a period of atleast 10 days. USES: Lime concrete is generally used for the sake of economy in foundation works, under floors, over roof and where cement is not cheaply and easily available in required quantity.
- 12. ACCORDING TO DESIGN OF CONCRETE (1) Plain cement concrete. (2) Reinforced cement concrete(RCC). (3) Pre-stressed cement concrete(PCC). PLAIN CEMENT CONCRETE The cement concrete in which no reinforcement is provided is called plain cement concrete or mass cement concrete. This type of concrete is strong in taking compressive stresses but weak in taking tensile stresses. USES: Plain cement concrete is commonly used in for foundation work and flooring of buildings.
- 13. REINFORCED CEMENT CONCRETE(RCC) The cement concrete in which reinforcement is embedded for taking tensile stress is called reinforced cement concrete. In this type of concrete the steel reinforcement is to be used generally in the form of round bars,6mm to 32mm dia. This concrete is equally strong in taking tensile, compressive and shear stresses. Usual proportions of ingredients in a reinforced concrete are 1part of cement:1-2parts of sand: 24parts of crushed stones or gravel. USES: RCC is commonly used for construction of slabs, beams, columns, foundation, precast concrete.
- 14. PRE-STRESSED CEMENT CONCRETE (PCC) The cement concrete in which high compressive stresses are artificially induced before their actual use is called pre-stresses cement concrete. in this type of cement concrete, the high compressive stresses are induced by pre-tensioning the reinforcement before placing the concrete, and the reinforcement is released when final setting of the concrete take place. Uses : This concrete can take up high tensile and compressive stresses without development of cracks. The quantity of reinforcement can be considerably reduced by using this concrete.
- 15. PRE-STRESSED CEMENT CONCRETE (PCC) DESIGN ASPECTS
- 16. ACCORDING TO According to purpose concrete PURPOSE is classified into following types. a. Vacuum Concrete: The cement concrete from which entrained air and excess water is removed after placing it, by suction with the help of vacuum pump is called vacuum concrete. In this concrete the excess water which is added to increase workability but not required for the hydration of cement of concrete is removed by forming vacuum chamber
- 17. b. Air Entrained Concrete The concrete prepared by mixing aluminum in it is called air entrained, cellular or aerated concrete. In this concrete bubbles of hydrogen gas are liberated which forms cell and make the concrete cellular. USES: This concrete is used for lining walls and roofs for heat and sound insulation purpose.
- 18. c. Light Weight Concrete The concrete prepared by using coke breeze, cinder or slag as coarse aggregate is called light weight concrete. The concrete is light in weight and posses heat insulating properties. USES This concrete is used in making precast structural units for partition and wall lining.
- 19. DESCRIPTION OF WORK Concrete in columns, beams Water retaining structures, Piles, precast work or dense Concrete. RCC beams, slabs, columns Foundations for buildings, Mass reinforced works. For mass concrete work. GRADE OF CONCRETE 1:1:2 1:1.5:3 1:2:4 1:3:6 1:4:8
- 20. WATER CEMENT RATIO In the preparation of concrete the water cement ratio is very important For normal construction the water cement ratio is usually 0.5 Adding to much water will reduce the strength of concrete and can cause seggregation.
- 21. WATER CEMENT RATIO For different ratio of concrete the amount of water for 50kg of cement is Concrete ratio Water quantity 1:3:6 34 liter 1:2:4 30 liter 1:1.5:3 27 liter 1:1:2 25 liter
- 22. SLUMP TEST STEP 1 STEP 2 Slump test is a test conducting before concrete to Be used for casting. The purpose of slump test Is to determine the water content in concrete and its workability EQUIPMENT FOR SLUMP TEST: 1. BASE PLATE. 2. TROWEL TO MIX CONCRETE. 3. STEEL TAMPING ROD. 4. SLUMP CONE. 5. RULER. STEP 3 STEP 4
- 23. SLUMP VALUES Mass concrete work 2.5 to 5cm Ordinary beams and slabs 5 to 10cm Columns and retaining walls 7.5 to 12.5cm
- 24. WORKABILITY OF CONCRETE It is the amount of work required to place concrete and to compact it thoroughly. Workability of concrete increases with the addition of water but it reduces the strength that’s why it is not a desirable way of increasing the workability. Use of aggregates which are round and have smooth surfaces increases the workability.
- 25. WORKABILITY OF CONCRETE Workability could also be improved by adding air entraining agent such as vinsol resin or Darex. Use of Lisapole liquid at 30 cubic centimeter per bag of cement improves not only the workability but also the water tightness of concrete. Workability of concrete is better determine by compaction factor test.
- 26. COMPACTION FACTOR TEST Cement concrete to be tested is placed in the hopper A and its bottom released. The concrete falling in hopper B achieves some compaction. The bottom of hopper B is now released so that concrete now falls in cylinder C. surplus concrete is removed from the top of cylinder. Concrete in the cylinder is now weighed. Let this weight be W1 . After cleaning the cylinder it is refilled with concrete in layers of 5cm each. Every layer of concrete is thoroughly compacted with an iron rod. Concrete in the cylinder is weighted again. Let this weight be W2 . The ratio of the two weights is known as compaction factor. Compaction Factor= W1/W2 A compaction factor of 0.85 represents a mix of poor workability, 0.92 represents medium and 0.95 represents good workability.
- 27. COMPACTION OF CONCRETE Compaction of concrete is very important in developing qualities like strength, durability, imperviousness by making the concrete dense and free from voids. In case of RCC compaction is done by pinning with an iron rod or even with trowel blade. Excess temping should be avoided as otherwise water, cement and finer particles would come to the surface and results in non uniform concreting. In case of important and big works, compaction of concrete is done with vibrator. Use of vibrator is best and the most efficient way of compacting concrete. It gives very dense concrete. Care should be taken not to make excessive use of vibrators otherwise the concrete becomes non homogeneous
- 28. CURING OF CONCRETE The process of keeping concrete wet to enable it to attain full strength is known as curing. The objective of curing is to prevent loss of moisture from concrete due to evaporation or because of any other reasons. Curing should be done for a period of three weeks but not less then 10 days.
- 29. CURING OF CONCRETE i. ii. To do curing, any one of the following method can be used: The surface of concrete is coated with a layer of bitumen or similar other waterproofing compound which gets into the pores of concrete and prevent loss of water from concrete. Concrete surface is covered with waterproof paper or with a layer of wet sand. It could also be covered with gunny bags.
- 30. Types of Cement Depending upon our requirements i.e. using it at a suitable place, we use different types of cement. Rapid Hardening or High early strength Cement Quick setting Cement High Alumina Cement Portland Slag Cement Low Heat Cement Air Entraining Cement White Cement Coloured Cement Portland Pozzolona Cement
- 31. COMPOSITION OF CEMENT Calcium Oxide (CaO) Silica (SiO2) Aluminum Oxide Ferrous Oxide Magnesium Oxide = 60 – 65% = 20 – 25% = 4 - 8% = 2–4% = 1–3%
- 32. Rapid Hardening Cement This type cement gets the strength faster than OPC, However its Initial and Final setting is same as those of OPC. It contains more of Tri-Calcium Silicate and is more finely grounded. It gives out more Heat while setting so it is as such unsuitable for massive concrete. It is Used for the Structures which are Subjected to loads early e.g. Roads, Bridges. Quick Setting cement It sets faster than the Ordinary Portland Cement. Its Initial Setting Time is 5 minutes and the Final Setting Time is not more 30 minutes. It is required for making concrete that is required to set early as for lying under water or in running water. Initial setting being very little there is always the danger of concrete having undergone its initial setting. Thus this type of cement is used in more special cases.
- 33. High Alumina Cement It is manufactured by the burning of bauxite ore and lime stone in correct proportions and at high temperature. The resulting product is then ground finely. It develops Strength Rapidly. It is of black colour and resists well the attack of chemicals especially of sulphates and sea water. Its ultimate strength is much higher than OPC. Its initial setting takes more than 2 hours and the final set takes place immediately thereafter. Most of the heat it gives in the first 10 hrs as a result it can be conveniently used in freezing temperatures. At ordinary temperature it is used in thin layers. Portland Slag Cement It is obtained by mixing clinker, gypsum and granulated slag in a proper proportion. The Properties of this cement is very similar to that of OPC which are as under. It has lesser heat of hydration and has better resistance of soils, sulphates of alkali metals, alumina and iron. It has better resistance to acidic water. This type of cement is mostly used in Marine Works. Low Heat Cement The Heat Generated by cement while setting may cause the structure to crack in case of concrete. This Heat generation is controlled by keeping the percentage of Tri-Calcium Silicate and that of Tri-Calcium Aluminate low. Its initial setting and Final setting times are nearly the same as those of OPC. It is not very suitable for Ordinary structures because the use of cement will delayed time of drying. It will also need more curing.
- 34. Air Entraining Cement It is the OPC mixed with some air entraining agents. The common air entraining agents are oils, fats and fatty acids etc. These materials have the property of entraining air in the form of fine air bubbles. The bubbles render the concrete to become more plastic, workable and more resistant to freezing. However because of air entrainment the strength of concrete reduces and as such the quantity of air so entrained should not exceed 5%. White Cement It is the cement of pure white colour and having same properties as those of Ordinary Portland Cement. Greyish colour of cement is due to iron oxide (FeO). White cement is manufactured from chalk and clay free from Iron Oxide. Oil fuel and not the coal is used for the burning of this cement.It is much more costly than ordinary cement. .
- 35. Coloured Cement Various coloured cement are prepared when required in special cases. Suitable pigments are added with OPC to get red or brown cement but for other colours 5 – 10% of desired pigments are grounded with white cement. Pigments used should be chemically inert and also durable so as they must not fade due to the effect of lights sun or weather. Portland Pozzolona Cement Portland Pozzolona cement is produced by grinding together Portland cement and Pozzolona. This cement has properties similar to those of OPC and can therefore be used for all general purpose. Portland Pozzolona cement produces less heat of hydration and offers greater resistance to attack of aggressive water or sulphates bearing than OPC. Portland Pozzolona cement are particularly used in marine works. It takes a little longer to gain strength. Ultimate Strength of this cement is more than OPC