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7.6. Special Types of HPC
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What is SCHPC?
Hint
Think about what happens when concrete is poured without vibration.
- 2.
Name one benefit of Fiber Reinforced HPC.
Hint
Consider what fibers do to the structure of concrete.
- 3.
What unique characteristic does SCHPC have?
- Requires vibration for compaction
- Flows under its own weight
- Uses coarse aggregate only
Hint
Remember the basics of SCHPC.
- 4.
True or False: RPC uses coarse aggregates for its high strength.
- True
- False
Hint
Think about what distinguishes RPC from regular concrete.
- 5.
Evaluate the practicality of using RPC versus conventional concrete in a bridge redesign. Discuss benefits and drawbacks.
Hint
Consider both performance and cost in your analysis.
- 6.
Examine the impact of fiber reinforcement on the design of a pavement subjected to dynamic load. What are the critical factors?
Hint
Think of how fibers change overall material properties.
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