Pump Ability of Concrete Mixture Improvement Based on Rich Mortar Theory Testing Method

Gui Ling Wang; Ming Lei Ma; Dong Mei Miao; Hong Juan Ma

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.472.704

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Pump Ability of Concrete Mixture Improvement Based on Rich Mortar Theory Testing Method

Abstract:

Ready-mixed concrete has gained more and more popularity in the construction projects in China. Long distance or high dislocation pump of concrete mixture is difficult to control the concrete quality , even more worse, the concrete may become drier or stocked during the pumping. How to improve the concretes pump ability is a major concern of the construction company. With the development of civil engineering, the building get much more higher and the bridge get much more longer, the pump ability of concrete matters the final product quality of the structure. This article proposed a comprehensive research on pump-ability of concrete mixture from the in field experiences by CCEED (China Construction Eighth Engineering Division).

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 472)

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January 2014

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Gui Ling Wang, Ming Lei Ma, Dong Mei Miao, Hong Juan Ma

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Civil Engineering, Concrete, Mixture, Pump-Ability

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