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Fiber Reinforced Concrete
“FRC is defined as a composite material consisting of concrete reinforced with discrete randomly but uniformly dispersed short length fibers.”
Fibers are generally discontinuous, randomly distributed through out the cement matrices.
Enhances flexural and tensile strength of the concrete.
Fibers may generally be classified into two: organic and inorganic.
Contd. ….
Volume fraction – measure of fiber in concrete.
Typically ranges from 0.1 to 3%.
Aspect ratio - fiber length (l) ....etc

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what happen to the strength of the concrete if natural sand is replaced by manufactured sand (crusher dust) in concrete? ....etc

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CONTINUOUSLY REINFORCED CONCRETE PAVEMENT as the title suggests this type of pavement is reinforced throughout in longitudinal direction. This type of pavement has no transverse joints unless and until there is end of pavement or the pavement comes in contact with some other pavement or bridge. A longitudinal joint exists only if the road is wider than 14 feet. Due to reduction of joints smooth and continuous riding is possible resulting in fuel saving. Also CRCP roads are maintenance free if properly constructed and care is taken while placeme ....etc

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ISHATPREET KAUR


MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF CONCRETE INCORPORATING USED
FOUNDRY SAND
ABSTRACT
Metal foundries use large amounts of the metal casting process. Foundries successfully
recycle and reuse the sand many times in a foundry and the remaining sand that is termed
as foundry sand is removed from foundry. This study presents the information about the
civil engineering applications of foundry sand, which is technically sound and is
environmentally safe. Use of foundry sand in various ....etc

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ENGINEERING PROPERTIES OF STRUCTURAL
LIGHTWEIGHT CONCRETE



INTRODUCTION

Structural lightweight aggregate concrete is an important and versatile material in modern
construction. It has many and varied applications including multistory building frames and
floors, bridges, offshore oil platforms, and prestressed or precast elements of all types. Many
architects, engineers, and contractors recognize the inherent economies and advantages
offered by this material, as evidenced by the many impressive lightwei ....etc

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Abstract
This paper focuses on the experimental investigation carried out on high strength concrete reinforced with hybrid fibres (combination
of hooked steel and a non-metallic fibre) up to a volume fraction of 0.5%. The mechanical properties, namely, compressive strength, split
tensile strength, flexural strength and flexural toughness were studied for concrete prepared using different hybrid fibre combinations –
steel–polypropylene, steel–polyester and steel–glass. The flexural properties were studied using four point ben ....etc

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Continuosly Reinforced Concrete Pavement as the title suggests this type of pavement is reinforced throughout in longitudinal direction. This type of pavement has no transverse joints unless and until there is end of pavement or the pavement comes in contact with some other pavement or bridge. A longitudinal joint exists only if the road is wider than 14 feet. Due to reduction of joints smooth and continuous riding is possible resulting in fuel saving. Also CRCP roads are maintenance free if properly constructed and care is taken while placemen ....etc

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please send me replies as soon as possible and suggest me whether to take this as my project or not to make my project more effective.
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