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5.1.D. Based on Density
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What are the three types of aggregates based on density?
Hint
Think about their weight classifications.
- 2.
Which aggregate type is known for reducing weight in structures?
Hint
Consider the implications of weight reduction in construction.
- 3.
What is the density range for normal weight aggregates?
- 1520–1680 kg/m³
- 1120–1520 kg/m³
- >2000 kg/m³
Hint
Recall the normal weight aggregates discussed in class.
- 4.
True or False: Lightweight aggregates have a density greater than 1120 kg/m³.
- True
- False
Hint
Consider the definitions you learned.
- 5.
In what scenarios would using lightweight aggregates outweigh the potential increased water absorption rates? Discuss with examples.
Hint
Consider applications focusing on sustainability.
- 6.
Evaluate the importance of heavyweight aggregates in environmental contexts, such as in projects near radiation sources.
Hint
Think of the implications for health and safety in construction.
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