Foam Concrete

Foam Concrete: Manufacturing, Advantages and Disadvantages

Foam concrete is a type of lightweight concrete. The density of the concrete can be reduced by introducing stable voids in hardened cement paste. The voids can be introduced by air or by gas. In this concrete, a foaming agent introduces air, so it is called foam concrete. Foam concrete generally has low density ranges from …

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GIS

GIS Principles and Application

A Geographical Information system (GIS) is a tool, which can accept large volumes of spatial data derived from a variety of sources, retrieve, manipulate, analyse and display them according to user-defined specifications. A Geographic Information System is Organized collection of Hardware, Software, Network, Data, People, andProcedures Software Product-Tool for solving geographic problems Supported by data …

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Pervious Concrete

Pervious Concrete – An Innovative Solution to the Problem of Water logging

Pervious Concrete is a special type of concrete that allows the water to percolate through it. It is made from a mixture of cement, coarse aggregate, and water. There is an absence of sand in this concrete due to which it develops interconnected voids which make this concrete porous and allows water to percolate through …

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Self Healing Concrete

Self Healing Concrete- Types, Advantages, Disadvantages

Self Healing Concrete is a class of smart material that has the structurally incorporated ability repair damages caused by mechanical usage over time. Related Article: Self Compacting Concrete Types of Self Healing Concrete There are two different types of self-healing concrete Biotic Abiotic Biotic Concrete In biotic concrete we use bacteria .so it called as …

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