9.properties of hardened concrete Flashcards

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What is strength

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Ability of material to resist stress without failure

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Types of strength

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Compressive strength
Tensile
flexural
Shear strength
Torsional strength

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3
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Factors affecting concrete strength

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  • nature of concrete
  • intrinsic factors
  • extrinsic factors
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4
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Give three nature of concrete factors that affect concrete strength

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Heterogeneity–> concrete consists of different materials with very properties

Porosity –> YouTube free water present in fresh concrete– decreases strength

Flaws –> micro cracks and discontinuity

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What is intrinsic factors

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-Related to the properties of the concrete itself
- aggregate
- itz
- hardened cement paste

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What is Extrinsic factors

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-Related to how the concrete is tested
- specimen parameters
- loading parameters

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7
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Two types of measuring concrete

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—Compressive strength– ratio of maximum Uniaxial load carried by concrete to cross-sectional area of specimen

— Tensile strength
——Different methods
1. Direct and tensile strength
2. Tensile split test
3. Flexural strength

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8
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What is deformation

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Volumetric changes to concrete members due to stresses and environmental effects

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9
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Give two examples of load depend deformations

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The lastic deformations
Creep

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10
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Give two load independent deformations

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Shrinkage
Thermal movement

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Give six Potential effects of deformations on concrete

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Elastic deformations( intestineous and reversible deformation under applied load or stress)
Creep( time dependent increase in deformation under sustained stress)
Beneficial effect
Detrimental effects
Drying shrinkage
Thermal movement

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