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    JMC Projects (India) Limited aims to use best work practices at construction sites. Selecting high quality sand and aggregate is important for concrete strength. Sand and coarse aggregate must be free of silt, mud, and other contaminants that can weaken the structure.

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    JMC Projects (India) Limited aims to use best work practices at construction sites. Selecting high quality sand and aggregate is important for concrete strength. Sand and coarse aggregate must be free of silt, mud, and other contaminants that can weaken the structure.

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    JMC Projects (India) Limited aims to use best work practices at construction sites. Selecting high quality sand and aggregate is important for concrete strength. Sand and coarse aggregate must be free of silt, mud, and other contaminants that can weaken the structure.

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    JMC Projects (India) Limited

    Best Work Practices@ Site


    BU – Infra-Water
    Oct -2020

    QMS MIS Report


    1
    Selection of sand quality plays a very vital
    role in the quality of the concrete at site.
    Sand should always be free from silt (fine
    mud and soil). Coarse Aggregate: Aggregates
    should also be free from mud and other
    contaminants that can cause loss in strength
    of the structure.

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