Self-compacting concrete is a revolutionary building material that was developed in 1988 to improve construction quality and automation. It is defined as concrete that can be placed and will flow under its own weight while maintaining homogeneity, allowing it to achieve full compaction and strength without mechanical vibration. Since its development, various investigations have been carried out and large construction companies have used it in practical structures in Japan.
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Self Compacting Concrete- A Revolutionary Building Material
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Self Compacting Concrete- A Revolutionary Building Material
Self-compacting concrete is a revolutionary building material that was developed in 1988 to improve construction quality and automation. It is defined as concrete that can be placed and will flow under its own weight while maintaining homogeneity, allowing it to achieve full compaction and strength without mechanical vibration. Since its development, various investigations have been carried out and large construction companies have used it in practical structures in Japan.
Self-compacting concrete is a revolutionary building material that was developed in 1988 to improve construction quality and automation. It is defined as concrete that can be placed and will flow under its own weight while maintaining homogeneity, allowing it to achieve full compaction and strength without mechanical vibration. Since its development, various investigations have been carried out and large construction companies have used it in practical structures in Japan.
Self-compacting concrete (SCC) is defined as concrete that can be
placed normally and will flow under its own weight while maintaining its homogeneity. Full compaction and strength may therefore be achieved without the assistance of mechanical vibration. Its development was based on the desire to improve the quality of concrete work and automate construction. It was developed in 1988. Since then, various investigations have been carried out and mainly large construction companies have used the concrete in practical structures in Japan. Here in this report an attempt has been made to study the characteristics of self-compacting concrete and the specialties in the mix design, which had given it the self-compacting capacity.