2. Main lightweight aggregates
2.1 Expanded clay
Expanded clay is a material obtained by high-temperature heating of specific clays, which expand due to the release of internal gases. This process produces lightweight, cellular-textured aggregates with a true density generally ranging from 700 to 1,000 kg/m 3 . However, recent advances now make it possible to produce even lighter aggregates, with densities of between 250 and 850 kg/m 3 ...
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Bibliography
- Association française de normalisation (AFNOR) - NF EN 12390-3 – Essai de compression des échantillons de béton durci. - AFNOR (2020). Disponible sur : https://www.afnor.org
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- Essai de compression des échantillons de béton durci - NF EN 12390-3 -
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