Sentence examples for enabling the concrete from inspiring English sources
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.
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.
This enables the concrete to regain its initial degree of strength.
Results show that the three procedures were similarly capable of providing the current damage degree (i.e. quantitative diagnosis), enabling the estimation of the concrete expansion attained to date.
The evolution of concrete is enabling the production of slender reinforced concrete components with the application of thin rebars.
This was attributed to the carbonate-rich surface protective layer which was less permeable, less absorptive, and with comparable pH value, enabling the carbonation cured concretes higher resistance to chloride penetration.
Support from donors steadily trickled in, enabling the widening and concreting of Barangay Tina's irrigation canals, increasing farm output and enabling village women to engage in various income-generating activities.
This model enabled all the concrete waste to be recycled.
However, a suitable concrete mix design enables the recycled aggregate concrete (RAC) to the achieve target strength and suitable for wide range of applications in construction.
The application of textile reinforcement in fine aggregate high-performance concrete has enabled the dimensioning of structural concrete in very small thicknesses.
It enables the properties of the concrete to be improved, especially in the aspect of resistance to the aggressive influence of the environment, as well as to obtain significant economic benefits (Ponikiewski and Golaszewski 2014).
