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CONCRETE BASICS A Guide to Concrete Practice

CONCRETE BASICS A Guide to CONCRETE PracticeCONTENTSF orewordpage 2 CHAPTER 1 CONCRETE Materialspages 3 5 CHAPTER 2 CONCRETE Propertiespages 6 9 CHAPTER 3 CONCRETE Testingpages 10 13 CHAPTER 4 Ordering Concretepage 14 CHAPTER 5 Proportioning and Mixing Concretepages 15 16 CHAPTER 6 Planning and Site Preparationpages 17 19 CHAPTER 7 Transporting and Placing Concretepages 20 22 CHAPTER 8 Compacting Concretepages 23 25 CHAPTER 9 Finishing Concretepages 26 27 CHAPTER 10 Curing Concretepages 28 30 CHAPTER 11 Joints in Concretepages 31 33 CHAPTER 12 Hot and cold Weather Concretingpages 34 35 CHAPTER 13 Surface Finishes on Concretepages 36 39 CHAPTER 14 Defects in Concretepages 40 43 CHAPTER 15 Removing Stains from Concretepages 44 46 CHAPTER 16 Cracking in Concretepages 47 49 CHAPTER 17 Reinforced Concretepages 50 52 CHAPTER 18 Formworkpages 53 54 MORE Informationpages 55 56 Cement CONCRETE & Aggregates Australia1 CONCRETE BasicsContents1 Cement CONCRETE & Aggregates AustraliaCement CONCRETE & Aggregates Australia is a not for profit organisationsponsored by the cement CONCRETE and aggregate industries in Australi

CHAPTER 12 Hot and Cold Weather Concreting pages 34–35 CHAPTER 13 Surface Finishes on Concrete pages 36–39 CHAPTER 14 Defects in Concrete pages 40–43 CHAPTER 15 Removing Stains from Concrete pages 44–46 CHAPTER 16 Cracking in Concrete pages 47–49 CHAPTER 17 Reinforced Concrete pages 50–52 CHAPTER 18 Formwork pages 53–54

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