8. Properties of hardened concrete
As previously stated, BAPs differ essentially from ordinary vibrated concrete in their properties in the fresh state.
In the hardened state, their properties are very similar and depend directly on the details of the formulation.
8.1 Mechanical properties
As far as 28-day compressive strength is concerned, BAPs can cover a wide range of performances (the usual range of 30 to 60 MPa poses no problems). In fact, low strengths are difficult to achieve, due to the high content of fine elements in the mix and the limited water content (for segregation reasons).
Some ultra-high-performance fiber-reinforced concrete (UHPC) formulations are self-compacting despite 28-day...
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Bibliography
Standards
- Béton Spécification, performance, production et conformité - NF EN 206/CN - décembre 2014
- Self-compacting concrete – Abrams cone spread test - NF EN 12350-8 - novembre 2010
- Self-compacting concrete – Funnel flow test - NF EN 12350-9 - novembre 2010
- Self-compacting concrete – L-box flow test - NF EN 12350-10 - novembre 2010
- Self-compacting concrete – Sieve stability test - NF EN 12350-11 - novembre...
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AFGC – French Civil Engineering Association http://www.afgc.asso.fr
BIBM – Bureau international du béton manufacturé – European Federation for Precast Concrete Industry ...
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