The phrase "concrete engineering" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to the specialized field of engineering that deals with the design, construction, and maintenance of structures made of concrete. Example: "I have a degree in civil engineering, with a specialization in concrete engineering. I have worked on various projects involving the design and testing of concrete structures, such as bridges and high-rise buildings."
This new type of PCE can be used as a viscosity-reducing agent in concrete engineering.
The study offers a new approach to synthesize superplasticizer based on β-CD and an alternative to concrete engineering.
The mechanisms of corrosion-induced cracks and evaluation methods for diagnosis are under development in concrete engineering.
Meanwhile, as the most common specification for concrete engineering design in Taiwan, ACI 318 (2011) sets an upper bound of the yield strength of reinforcing steel bars to 420 MPa.
As the most commonly applied specification for concrete engineering design in Taiwan, ACI 318-14 (ACI 2014) sets an upper bound of 420 MPa on the yield strength of reinforcing steel bars.
This reluctance has arised due to the lack of confidence and the lack of technical experience in the concrete engineering field.
The need for an appropriate technology is also discussed in light of the vast amount of knowledge available on structural engineering and concrete technology worldwide.
For this reason, the recycling of primary slag for civil engineering purposes (concrete technology, gravel-like material) cannot be recommended, because of the long-term Zn leaching.
Some are highly specific to particular occupations and industries - such as advanced mobile and personal radio communication engineering at Lancaster, concrete technology and construction at Dundee, aquaculture at Stirling and publishing and book production at Plymouth.
For Rogers, a figure of the New Left, to the degree that he once quoted Herbert Marcuse at a Royal Institute of British Architects conference, modernism didn't have to be associated with system-built towers, windy open spaces, stained concrete, "social engineering", or all the other shibboleths hastily established as common sense in the reaction to the collapse of Ronan Point in 1968.
This research focuses on elucidating the present knowledge gaps in geopolymer concrete's engineering properties, specifically its stress-strain behaviour.
