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 The concrete

 Aggregate for concrete. The fine and heavy aggregates occupy commonly from 60% to 75% of the volume of the concrete one (70% to 85% in weight), and influence remarkably in the properties of the concrete one just mixed and hardened, in the proportions of the mixture, and in the economy. The fine aggregates commonly consist of natural sand or stone crushed being most of their particles smaller than 5mm.

The heavy aggregates consist of a gravel or a combination of gravel or crushed aggregate whose particles are predominantly greater than 5mm and generally between 9,5 mm and 38mm. Some natural aggregate deposits, sometimes called gravel of mine, and laughed, lake or marine bed. The crushed aggregate takes place crushing rock of quarry, stone ball, pebbles, or burdens of great size. The dreg of high furnace cooled to the air and also crushed is used like heavy or fine aggregate.

A material is a natural solid substance that ordered internal structure has and a chemical composition that varies within you limit them very narrow. The rocks (that depending on their origin can be classified like igneous, sedimentary or metamorphic), are made up generally of several materials. For example, the granite contains quartz, feldspar, mica and another whichever minerals; most of limestone consists of calcite, dolomite and small amounts of quartz, feldspar and clay. The intemperismo and the erosion of rocks produce stone particles, burdens, sand, the slime, and clay. Concrete recycled, or concrete of waste crushed, it is a feasible aggregate source and an economic reality where they are scarce quality aggregates. The quality aggregates must fulfill certain rules to give an optimal ingenieril use them: they must consist of durable, clean, hard, resistant and free particles of absorbed chemical agents, fine clay coverings and other materials that could affect the moisturizing and the adhesion the paste of the cement. The aggregate particles that are crumbly or susceptible to crack are undesirable. The aggregate that contains appreciable amounts of schist or other schistose rocks, smooth and porous materials, and certain types of horsteno will have to be avoided in special, since it has low resistance to the intemperismo and can be cause of defects in the surface such as eruptions.

 
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