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Grades of Concrete

09/22/2009 3:00 AM

what will be the effect of concrete which is designed with opc53grade and used opc 43grade instead of using opc 53 grade
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09/22/2009 8:06 AM

Your house might fall down? Your dam will collapse? The bridge will fall down?

Your contractor had a boat payment due and needed some extra $?

Nothing?

Do you understand the difference between the two grades?

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