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17.3.2. Aggregates
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What are the two types of aggregates used in concrete?
Hint
Think about the size difference.
- 2.
Name one property that coarse aggregates should have.
Hint
Consider their shape and cleanliness.
- 3.
What type of aggregates are typically used in the concrete mix for pavements?
- Coarse and Fine
- Only Coarse
- Only Fine
Hint
Think about the mix requirements for concrete.
- 4.
True or False: The grading of aggregates does not affect the strength of concrete.
- True
- False
Hint
Consider how aggregates fit in the mix.
- 5.
Design a concrete mix for a pavement using specific aggregate sizes that minimize voids. Describe your grading strategy.
Hint
Consider optimizing the sizes to achieve minimal voids.
- 6.
Discuss the impact of using recycled aggregates in concrete pavements regarding strength and environmental implications.
Hint
Reflect on the balance between strength and sustainability.
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