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Durability of Lightweight Expanded Clay Aggregate Concrete
AbstractThe paper describes a development and use of lightweight concrete and lightweight self-compacting concrete using artificial lightweight aggregate based on expanded clay for ready mix concrete and precast elements. The objective of this research was to evaluate the lightweight concrete on durability of concretes placed in chemically aggressive ...
Hubertová, Michala, Hela, Rudolf
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Effect of temperature curing on lightweight expanded clay aggregate concrete
Abstract Lightweight Aggregate Concrete is usually a mix of Lightweight Aggregates and admixtures. This paper is focused on use of Lightweight Expanded Clay Aggregate (LECA) for the development of structural Lightweight Concrete. The present investigation was carried out by replacing LECA with 30% of Normal Weight Aggregate (NWA) with different water
Y. Lakshmi Sravya +2 more
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Binder material is the most expensive raw component of concrete; thus, scientists are looking for cheaper substitute materials. This paper shows that when manufacturing, a part of the binder material of expanded-clay lightweight concrete can be replaced ...
Marija Vaičienė, Jurgita Malaiškienė
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Behaviour Of Lightweight Expanded Clay Aggregate Concrete Exposed To High Temperatures
This paper is concerning the issues of behaviour of lightweight expanded clay aggregates concrete exposed to high temperature. Lightweight aggregates from expanded clay are produced by firing of row material up to temperature 1050°C. Lightweight aggregates have suitable properties in terms of volume stability, when exposed to temperatures up to 1050°C,
Bodnárová, Lenka +3 more
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Bearing Capacity of Footing on Soft Clay Strengthened by Lightweight Expanded Clay Aggregate Raft
This research represents an investigation into the effectiveness of replacement methods to increase the bearing capacity of soft clays under footing load, where Light Expanded Clay aggregates (LECA) were used as a substitute for common aggregate fillers.
Ir. Dr. Azhani Zukri
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Methodology for the Design of Lightweight Concrete with Expanded Clay Aggregates [PDF]
The increasing use in Portugal of masonry blocks composed of lightweight concrete with expanded clay aggregates emphases the need to optimize the mix design in order to achieve desired concrete properties. To date, the research on these lightweight concretes has been of limited value because the specificities of their production with vibrant-compressor
Ana M. Bastos +2 more
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Concrete, a primary construction material, is typically composed of cement, sand, gravel, and water, which combine to produce a durable and robust material. In traditional concrete, natural resources, such as fine and coarse aggregates, are often sourced from quarries.
Shamim Shaheedan +5 more
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Technological properties of a self-bloating clay and expanded-clay aggregate for the production of lightweight concrete [PDF]
The global interest in an increasingly sustainable economy, with a reduction in the consumption of raw materials and energy, can be supported by the growth in the use of lightweight concrete (LC) produced with expanded-clay aggregates (EA).
A. V. Rodrigues, S. R. Bragança
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The Influence of Expanded Glass and Expanded Clay on Lightweight Aggregate Shotcrete Properties [PDF]
In the construction industry, the selection of sustainable materials leads to a movement towards more sustainable construction. In this study, lightweight aggregate shotcrete based on expanded glass (EG) and expanded clay (EC) is investigated. The goal of the study is to determine the influence of EG and EC inclusion on the properties of shotcrete ...
Augonis, Algirdas +4 more
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Modelling of Projectile Penetration into Lightweight Expanded Clay Aggregate [PDF]
This work presents a phenomenological model for estimating projectile penetration into granular lightweight expanded clay aggregate often known as Lightweight expanded clay aggregate (LECA). Laboratory scale penetration experiments in the low-velocity regime performed using LECA are presented. A penetration model based on the mass and momentum balances
Kuutti, Juha
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