Ready Mix Concrete PPT 01
Ready Mix Concrete PPT 01
Ready Mix Concrete PPT 01
INTORDUCTION
Ready
mix concrete which is popularly called as RMC. The first ready mix factory which was built in 1930s. The consumption of cement in the form of RMC is about 5% in India, where as in developed countries its about 70%. The leading RMC supplier worldwide is the mexican concrete and cement company cemex.
Definition
A
concrete which is specially manufactured for the delivery to the costumer construction site in a freshly mixed, plastic and unhardened state.
aggregate
Special ingradients
Admixtures
water and other ingredients, which are weighbatched at a centrally located plant. This is then delivered to the construction site in transit mixers and can be used straight away without any further treatment.
Ready Mixed Concrete is manufactured under computer-controlled operations and transported and placed at site using sophisticated equipment and methods
TRANSIT MIXER
For ready mix concrete supply the purchaser should specify the Following a) Designated max. size of coarse aggregate b) Desired / max. slump at the point of delivery c) Air content (for air entrained concrete) d) Mix design requirement such as cement content, max. water content & admixtures or minimum compressive strength at 28 days e) Unit weight required (for structural lightweight concrete.
OF AREA.
AVAILABILITY
OF WATER
Advantages
A
The
Better
quality concrete is produced Elimination of storage space for basic materials at site Elimination of procurement / hiring of plant and machinery
Wastage
avoided Time required is greatly reduced. Noise and dust pollution at site is reduced Labor associated with production of concrete is eliminated
of basic materials is
Disadvantages
TRANSPORTATION
SITE RESTRICTION
LIMITED
Strength Concrete High Performance Concrete Self-leveling Concrete Self-compacting Concrete Coloured Concrete Concrete made with binary and ternary blends of cements Early strength Concrete Fibre reinforced Concrete
Anticipating
huge potential for the product, cement majors, including Associated Cement Companies, Grasim, L&T, India Cements, Priyadarshini Cements, Chettinad Cement and Madras Cements, are foraying into the RMC business
Goals:
To
determine the most economical and practical combination of readily available materials To produce a concrete that will meet requirements under specific conditions of use. The majority of concrete used for agricultural applications is supplied by ready-mix producers
CONCLUSION
RMC
is more advantageous than site mix concrete Easier addition of admixture Flexibility in mix design RMC which produces uniform, consistent and quality assured concrete Faster and speedier construction