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Initial Setting Time Of Concrete

11/27/2007 7:45 AM

Please tell me the code and details of initial setting time of concrete. Grade 80 concrete? please tell me about the concrete and mix design.
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Re: Initial Setting Time Of Concrete

11/29/2007 2:20 AM

DUDE! You da man! Who da man? You da man! Can you also go by Home Depot and pick up some day workers and drop them off to set forms?

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Re: Initial Setting Time Of Concrete

11/02/2009 11:14 AM

all grade of concrete
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Re: Initial Setting Time Of Concrete

12/20/2010 11:14 PM

SP -23 specifies when the strength of 2.5 Mpa is achieved the concrete is initially set.
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