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 The concrete

 Additives. Additives to a series of products are called that are added al concrete with purpose to improve some of its characteristics; normally some additives are added al water of the kneaded, but is of sum importance to control the necessary dosage since otherwise distorts the result desired; generally alone the utilization of those additives guaranteed by businesses is recommended of recognized reliability; according to the regulatory nature in force, itself The employment of additives provided that be justified, by means of trials that the aggregate substance in the proportions predicted and dissolved in the water produces the effect desired.


The different types from steel are grouped in five main classes:

Carbon steels. More of 90% of all steel they are carbon steels. These steel less contain diverse amounts of carbon and of 1.65% of manganese, 0.60% of silicon and 0.60% of copper. Between products made with carbon steels they appear machines, bodies of automobile, most of the structures of construction of steel, ship's hulls, somieres and brackets or pins for the hair.

Resistant extreme low alloy steels.
This family is most recent of the five great steel classes. The low alloy steels are cheaper than alloy steels conventional since they contain smaller amounts of the expensive alloy elements. Nevertheless, they receive a special treatment that gives a resistance them much greater than the one of the carbon steel. For example, the wagons of merchandise made with low alloy steels can transport greater loads because their walls are thinner than what would be necessary in case of using carbon steel. In addition, as the low alloy steel wagons weigh less, the loads can be heavier. At the present time many buildings with steels of low alloy are constructed. The beams can be thinner without diminishing their resistance, obtaining a greater near space in the buildings.


Stainless steel.
The stainless steel contain chromium, nickel and other alloy elements, that maintain brilliants to them and resistant to oxidation in spite of the action of the humidity rusts and or corrosive acids and gases. Some stainless steel are very hard; others are very resistant and maintain that resistance during long periods to extreme temperatures. Due to his shining surfaces, in architecture they are often used with decorative aims. The stainless steel is used for the pipes and tanks of petroleum refineries or chemical plants, for the fuselages of the airplanes or space capsules. Also it is used to make instruments and surgical teams, or to fix or to replace broken bones, since it resists to the action of the corporal fluids. In kitchens and zones of food preparation the utensils are often of stainless steel, since it does not darken foods and can be cleaned with facility.

 
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