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3.3. Causes
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What is segregation in concrete?
Hint
Think about how the different sizes of aggregates might not stay mixed together.
- 2.
Define bleeding in concrete.
Hint
Consider what happens when solids settle in a liquid.
- 3.
What is segregation in concrete?
- Uniform distribution of aggregates
- Separation of concrete components
- Increased workability
Hint
Consider how different densities can lead to separation.
- 4.
True or False: Bleeding is beneficial to concrete.
- True
- False
Hint
Think about how excess water affects material strength.
- 5.
Design a mix with a balanced water-cement ratio to mitigate segregation, considering types of aggregates.
Hint
Research optimal ranges for your specific project conditions.
- 6.
Evaluate a concrete sample showing signs of bleeding. What steps would you take to remedy the situation before pouring?
Hint
Consider the properties of the materials involved.
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