Sentence examples for effect on workability of from inspiring English sources
Results indicated that the use of HCWA as partial cement replacement did not have significant adverse effect on workability of fresh mortar.
An addition of steel fibres up to 80 kg/m3 had only a slightly effect on workability and compressive strength of SFRC.
An addition of steel fibres up to 80 kg/m3 had only a slightly effect on workability and compressive strength of SFRC. 2.
Consequently, it was seen that negative effect of silica fume on workability of mortars and limestone on compressive strength of mortars can be compensated by using limestone and silica fume together.
Optimum levels of fiber contents for spalling protection with a less adverse effect on workability are provided based on the results of the fire test by varying the NY and PP fiber content.
The connection between the superplasticizers, their effect on workability properties and retardation phenomenon and the dependency of C3A-content in the cement paste has been investigated.
The results indicate that the addition of polypropylene fiber has a little adverse effect on the workability of concrete composite containing fly ash and silica fume.
The following conclusions were drawn from the obtained results: The type of aggregate used in this study had no considerable effect on the workability of the concrete mix as very similar slump values were achieved for limestone, quartzite and granite.
The type of aggregate used in this study had no considerable effect on the workability of the concrete mix as very similar slump values were achieved for limestone, quartzite and granite.
Metakaolin to cement weight ratio was found to exhibit the highest effect (a negative effect) on workability and on initial/final setting time, which is explained by the high reactivity of metakaolin.
Despite the high asphalt and floating particle content of the recycled aggregate used, came from waste management plant at Glasgow, it was found to have no adverse effect on the workability of the new concretes.
