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Light-colored concrete's light-colored constituents (cement, sand and aggregates) make it ideally suited to a sophisticated architectural approach. With mechanical, acoustic and thermal performances similar to those of ordinary concrete, it offers a wide variety of surface appearances and colors. In prefabrication or on site, clear concrete is subjected to elaborate surface treatments: application of acid gel, sanding, addition of plasticizing admixtures, etc.
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Standards and norms
- Concrete surfaces and facings – Identification - FD P18-503 - Juin 2021
- DTU 22.1 – Building work – Exterior walls in large prefabricated panels of the solid or ribbed ordinary concrete slab type - NF P10-210 - Mai 1993
- Engineering structures – Repair and reinforcement of concrete and masonry structures – Repairing surface damage to concrete. Technical and material specifications - NF P95-101 - Juin 2017 ...
Regulations
Fascicule no. 65 of the Cahier des clauses techniques générales (CCTG) applicable to civil engineering contracts – Execution of concrete civil engineering works (version 1.2, October 2014)
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