Influence of recycled aggregate on slump and bleeding of fresh concrete

By C. S. Poon, S. Kou, L. Lam. 2007

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Subfields: Building and Construction, Civil and Structural Engineering

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Comparative Tests of Beams and Columns Made of Recycled Aggregate Concrete and Natural Aggregate Concrete (2007, background): “5 Absorption One of the major problems with the use of RCA in structural concrete is their high water absorption capacity which leads to difficulties in controlling the properties of fresh concrete and consequently influences the strength and durability of hardened concrete (Poon et al. 2007).”
Incorporation of fine concrete aggregates in mortars (2012, background): “[17] study about the influence of recycled aggregates on the consistency and loss of fluidity of concrete, it was concluded that most of it is lost in the first hour after mixing, and more so with the recycled aggregates than the natural ones.”
Flexural behavior of reinforced recycled aggregate concrete beams under short-term loading (2012, unknown): “Apart from the above mentioned properties, other factors also impact the quality of RAC such as the shape and texture of RCA particles, quality of an old and a new interfacial transition zone (ITZ) [4, 44], porosity of RCA [3], and RCA state of moisture [25].”
The influence of recycled aggregates from precast elements on the mechanical properties of structural self-compacting concrete (2018, result): “The value curves are similar to those found by different authors for RA from different sources [49,50] and from precast concrete components [24,25].”
Influence of fine recycled concrete aggregates on the properties of mortars (2015, background): “aggregate also influences the properties of concrete [19–21].”