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Presented By
Jatin Maggo
Prince Kumar
Shubham
Singla
INTRODUCTION
By the early 1990's, Japan has developed and used
SCC.
Sand
All normal concreting sands are suitable
for SCC. Either crushed or rounded
sands can be used. Siliceous or
calcareous sands can be used.
The amount of fines less than 0.125 mm
is to be considered as powder and is very
important material of the SCC. A
minimum amount of fines (arising from
the binders and the sand) must be
achieved to avoid segregation.
2. Coarse aggregate
All types of aggregates are suitable. The normal
maximum size is generally 16 20 mm.
however particle size up to 40 mm more have
been used in SCC. Consistency of grading is of
vital importance. Regarding the characteristics of
different types of aggregate, crushed aggregates
tend to improve the strength because of the
interlocking of the angular particles, whilst
rounded aggregates improve the flow because of
lower internal friction. Gap graded aggregates
are frequently better than those continuously
graded, which might experience greater internal
friction and give reduced flow.
Admixtures for Self
compacting concrete:-
Slum test
U box test
1. Enhanced cohesiveness
2.Sufficient spacing between
reinforcement and coarse aggregate
INDIAN SCENARIO OF SCC
Current Indian scenario in construction shows increased
construction of large and complex structures, which often
leads to difficultconcretingconditions.
In India, during last few years, attempts were made in
the laboratories and in the field to develop and use SCC.
Some efforts have been made in Delhi Metro Projects in
association with L&T a large scale SCC for dome
construction and tunnel lining, column casting, etc, are
used to attain 35 MPa strength.
The knowledge of SCC has moved from domain of
research toapplication. But in India, this knowledge is to
be widespread.
EXAMPLE FOR SCC STRUCTURES