Properties of concrete
By: Neville, Adam M
Material type: BookPublisher: Harlow : Pearson, c2012.Edition: 5th ed.Description: xx, 846 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.ISBN: 9780273755807Subject(s): ConcreteDDC classification: 620.136 NE PR Online resources: Location MapItem type | Home library | Call number | Status | Notes | Date due | Barcode | Item holds |
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REGULAR | University of Wollongong in Dubai Main Collection | 620.136 NE PR (Browse shelf) | Available | March2019 | T0061894 | ||
REGULAR | University of Wollongong in Dubai Main Collection | 620.136 NE PR (Browse shelf) | Available | T0061895 |
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620.13599 NA NO Nanotechnology in cement-based construction | 620.136 BI CO Concrete surface engineering | 620.136 NE PR Properties of concrete | 620.136 NE PR Properties of concrete | 620.14 CA CE Ceramic materials : | 620.144 HO GL Glass-ceramic technology | 620.193 CH CA Carbon materials : |
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Portland cement --
Cementitious materials of different types --
Properties of aggregate --
Fresh concrete --
Admixtures --
The strength of concrete --
Further aspects of hardened concrete --
Temperature effects in concrete --
Elasticity, shrinkage, and creep --
The durability of concrete --
Effects of freezing and thawing and of chlorides --
Testing of hardened concrete --
Concretes with particular properties --
Selection of concrete mix proportions (mix design) --
Relevant ASTM standards --
Relevant British and European standards.
Properties of Concrete, first published in 1963, has been internationally acclaimed as the definitive work of reference on the subject for both the professional and the student engineer. The fifth edition has been updated to reflect advances in concrete technology over the past decade, yet it still retains the original aim: to provide reliable, comprehensive and practical information on the properties and use of concrete, and the selection of mix proportions all based on scientific observations and the author's extensive engineering experience. The emphasis is on understanding the behavior of.