Guía Chilena del Hormigón Proyectado
Instituto del Hormigón y del Cemento de Chile
Modern Advances and Applications of Sprayed Concrete
Tom A. Melbye and R. H. Dimmock
Duff Abrams
Libro Centenario sobre la elaboración de mezclas de concreto y el desarrollo de la Curva de Relación Agua/Cemento.
Concrete Mixtures and Mixing and Planning Concrete
Una publicación con más de 100 años.
Guidance Note on Pre-Excavation Grouting for Underground Construction in Hard Rock
Knut Garshol and Janice Tam
Structural Lightweight Aggregate concrete
edited by J. L. Clarke
Peter C. Taylor, Steven H. Kosmatka, Gerald F. Voigt, et al.
Un excelente Manual que no debe faltar en obras de pavimentación hidráulica.
This manual is intended as both a training tool and a reference to help concrete paving engineers, quality control personnel, specifiers, contractors, suppliers, technicians, and tradespeople bridge the gap between recent research and practice regarding optimizing the performance of concrete for pavements.
SPECIFYING CONCRETE FOR PERFORMANCE
Documento Importante de reciente incorporación.
Este magnífico artículo es una excelente guía para especificación de Concretos Durables. Cuando tenga dudas, consulte a los especialistas.
The required properties of concrete can be specified in several different forms. A prescriptive specification prescribes the mix design and method of placement and curing. A performance-based specification prescribes the required properties of the concrete but does not say how they are achieved. It is usual to nominate concrete properties by calling for a nominated slump and specific strength. Specifying slump and strength is the simplest form of performance-based specification, and can be appropriate when strength is required for adequate performance in its own right. However this approach does not always provide a desirable outcome to the client, as strength may not be the most appropriate property to measure or assess ‘fitness for purpose.’ For example, concrete’s chloride resistant properties may be more important than its compressive strength for marine durability, and floor flatness and levelness may be more important than compressive strength for a high rack warehouse. Performance-based specification can also include such properties, and this is seen as its greatest potential.
History of the Portland Cement Industry
Robert W. Lesley
The Chemistry and Testing of Cement
Una publicación de más de 100 años.
The Construction of Hoover Dam
Una publicación con solo 85 años.
American Concrete Institute
Colección Comités Técnicos ACI
The American Concrete Institute (ACI) is a leading authority and resource worldwide for the development and distribution of consensus-based standards, technical resources, educational programs, and proven expertise for individuals and organizations involved in concrete design, construction, and materials, who share a commitment to pursuing the best use of concrete.