Sentence examples for enabling concrete from inspiring English sources
But a new invention is designed to change this, by enabling concrete to repair itself.
A mix design strategy to fulfil any requirements for concrete strength and service lifetime was developed and it enables concrete performance to be accurately predicted.
Our aim in this paper was to enable concrete production use of the cloud rather than providing benchmarks that are often the focus in other publications (e.g., [25]).
This underlines some conclusive evidence for a positive relationship between social learning and business development in fostering first and foremost intangible learning but also enable concrete tangible outcomes in creating new sustainability business models.
We identify six additional benefits of PMMs that are unique or especially important to multi-scale, biomedical M&S: (1) PMMs enable concrete component-to-biological counterpart mappings.
Second, the activated carbon that is typically used to capture mercury from emissions can inhibit the air-entraining compounds that enable concrete to resist freeze/thaw cycles.
S420 deformed steel bars with 14 mm diameter were embedded at 70 mm bond length to cubic specimens prepared from the concretes produced with and without steel fiber enabling the concrete cover to be 40, 55 and 70 mm.
More recently, chemicals that trap tiny air bubbles have been added to make concrete more durable, and in the 1990s small amounts of electrically conductive steel or carbon fibres were added to the mix, enabling the concrete to conduct electricity so that it can heat up or act a as sensor.
This enables the concrete to regain its initial degree of strength.
At higher temperatures (T ≥ 500 °C) sintering promoted strength increases which enabled both concrete types to yield significant strength advantages over conventional materials.
Recent development using artificially manufactured lightweight aggregates from various natural materials, such as expanded clay, expanded shale, and processed volcanic rocks, enables lightweight concrete to achieve compressive strength up to 70 N/mm2.
