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Intro
Preface
Summary
Contents
1 Fundamentals of Civil Engineering Materials
1.1 Classifications
1.2 Mechanical Properties
1.2.1 Deformation
1.2.2 Stress and Strain
1.2.3 Strength
1.2.4 Elasticity
1.2.5 Plasticity
1.2.6 Toughness
1.2.7 Brittleness
1.2.8 Stiffness
1.2.9 Ductility
1.2.10 Hardness
1.2.11 Viscosity
1.2.12 Viscoelasticity
1.3 Non-mechanical Properties
1.3.1 Density
1.3.2 Thermal Properties
1.3.3 Surface Properties
1.3.4 Water-Related Properties
1.3.5 Durability
1.3.6 Workability
References
2 Aggregates
2.1 Production of Aggregates
2.1.1 Aggregate Sources
2.1.2 Types of Rocks
2.1.3 Physical Properties of Rocks
2.1.4 Mechanical Properties of Rocks
2.1.5 Chemical Properties of Rocks
2.1.6 Crusher
2.2 Physical Properties of Coarse Aggregates
2.2.1 Sampling
2.2.2 Sieve Analysis and Gradation
2.2.3 Aggregate Size
2.2.4 Moisture Condition
2.2.5 Density
2.2.6 Unit Weight and Voids in Aggregates
2.2.7 Angularity and Flakiness
2.2.8 Fractured Faces and Crushed Particle
2.3 Mechanical Properties of Coarse Aggregates
2.3.1 Crushing Value
2.3.2 Impact Value
2.3.3 Polished Stone Value
2.3.4 Abrasion Value
2.3.5 Soundness
2.4 Alkali Reaction
2.5 Properties of Fine Aggregates
2.5.1 Density
2.5.2 Unit Weight and Void Ratio
2.5.3 Angularity
2.5.4 Fineness Modulus
2.5.5 Sand Equivalency
2.5.6 Methylene Blue Test
2.6 Filler
2.7 Gradation Design
2.7.1 Gradation Curves
2.7.2 Gradation Theory
2.7.3 Gradation Design
References
3 Inorganic Binding Materials
3.1 Lime
3.1.1 Production
3.1.2 Slaking and Hardening
3.1.3 Properties
3.2 Production of Cement
3.2.1 Classification
3.2.2 Production
3.2.3 Composition
3.3 Hydration of Cement
3.3.1 Hydration Products
3.3.2 Hydration Process
3.3.3 Influencing Factors
3.4 Properties of Cement
3.4.1 Density
3.4.2 Fineness
3.4.3 Consistency
3.4.4 Setting Time
3.4.5 Soundness
3.4.6 Strength
3.4.7 Hydration Heat
3.4.8 Voids
3.5 Corrosion
3.5.1 Soft Water Corrosion
3.5.2 Sulfate Attack
3.5.3 Magnesium Corrosion
3.5.4 Carbonation
3.5.5 Acid Corrosion
3.5.6 Measures
3.6 Supplementary Materials and Blended Cement
3.6.1 Supplementary Materials
3.6.2 Blended Cement
Preface
Summary
Contents
1 Fundamentals of Civil Engineering Materials
1.1 Classifications
1.2 Mechanical Properties
1.2.1 Deformation
1.2.2 Stress and Strain
1.2.3 Strength
1.2.4 Elasticity
1.2.5 Plasticity
1.2.6 Toughness
1.2.7 Brittleness
1.2.8 Stiffness
1.2.9 Ductility
1.2.10 Hardness
1.2.11 Viscosity
1.2.12 Viscoelasticity
1.3 Non-mechanical Properties
1.3.1 Density
1.3.2 Thermal Properties
1.3.3 Surface Properties
1.3.4 Water-Related Properties
1.3.5 Durability
1.3.6 Workability
References
2 Aggregates
2.1 Production of Aggregates
2.1.1 Aggregate Sources
2.1.2 Types of Rocks
2.1.3 Physical Properties of Rocks
2.1.4 Mechanical Properties of Rocks
2.1.5 Chemical Properties of Rocks
2.1.6 Crusher
2.2 Physical Properties of Coarse Aggregates
2.2.1 Sampling
2.2.2 Sieve Analysis and Gradation
2.2.3 Aggregate Size
2.2.4 Moisture Condition
2.2.5 Density
2.2.6 Unit Weight and Voids in Aggregates
2.2.7 Angularity and Flakiness
2.2.8 Fractured Faces and Crushed Particle
2.3 Mechanical Properties of Coarse Aggregates
2.3.1 Crushing Value
2.3.2 Impact Value
2.3.3 Polished Stone Value
2.3.4 Abrasion Value
2.3.5 Soundness
2.4 Alkali Reaction
2.5 Properties of Fine Aggregates
2.5.1 Density
2.5.2 Unit Weight and Void Ratio
2.5.3 Angularity
2.5.4 Fineness Modulus
2.5.5 Sand Equivalency
2.5.6 Methylene Blue Test
2.6 Filler
2.7 Gradation Design
2.7.1 Gradation Curves
2.7.2 Gradation Theory
2.7.3 Gradation Design
References
3 Inorganic Binding Materials
3.1 Lime
3.1.1 Production
3.1.2 Slaking and Hardening
3.1.3 Properties
3.2 Production of Cement
3.2.1 Classification
3.2.2 Production
3.2.3 Composition
3.3 Hydration of Cement
3.3.1 Hydration Products
3.3.2 Hydration Process
3.3.3 Influencing Factors
3.4 Properties of Cement
3.4.1 Density
3.4.2 Fineness
3.4.3 Consistency
3.4.4 Setting Time
3.4.5 Soundness
3.4.6 Strength
3.4.7 Hydration Heat
3.4.8 Voids
3.5 Corrosion
3.5.1 Soft Water Corrosion
3.5.2 Sulfate Attack
3.5.3 Magnesium Corrosion
3.5.4 Carbonation
3.5.5 Acid Corrosion
3.5.6 Measures
3.6 Supplementary Materials and Blended Cement
3.6.1 Supplementary Materials
3.6.2 Blended Cement