Our Blog
Standard Concrete 20N, 25N, 30N, 35N, 40N, 45N, 50N, 55N, 60N OPC & SRC
Light Weight Concrete
Foam Concrete
2. Improved Thermal Properties & Fire Resistance.
3. Reduction in formwork and propping.
Foamed concrete is a highly workable, low-density material which can incorporate up to 75 per cent entrained air. It is generally self-levelling, self-compacting and may be pumped. Foamed concrete is ideal for filling redundant voids such as disused fuel tanks, sewer systems, pipelines, and culverts – particularly where access is difficult. It is a recognised medium for the reinstatement of temporary road trenches. Good thermal insulation properties make foamed concrete also suitable for sub-screeds, filling under-floor voids and insulation on flat concrete roofs.
Underwater Concrete
High Strength Concrete
Ordinary underwater concrete and anti-washout. Underwater concrete are constructed one a relatively wide area in the seas. Ordinary underwater concrete is used mostly for unreinforced concrete besides from increasing the resistance, it’s also used for cast in place piles or diaphragm walls that involve the construction of reinforced or steel framed reinforce concrete in water or in stability fluid. Anti-washout under water concrete maybe of much higher quality than ordinary underwater concrete if appropriate materials, mix proportions and construction methods are selected. Another benefit is a small amount of leaching of suspended solids into surrounding water during construction.
This for structures such as restressed concrete bridges, tanks and diaphragm walls and for industrial products precast prestressed concrete beams prestressed concrete piles, which used concrete higher than the ordinary concrete. The basic way to achieve high strength of concrete is to keep the water to cement ratio as low as possible in the range to achieve the required performance of the concrete.