Civil-lords - High Performance Concrete (HPC)

@pardeep-saini-DNztHo • Oct 26, 2024

Oct 26, 2024

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Hey, Quite amazed to see that there are few threads related to Civil Engineering. Very few discussions on such a vast field.

Don't worry things wont be same. Lets gear up to make a difference.

TOPIC: HPC

HPC (High Performance Concrete) is something related to need of time.
Its not only environment friendly but also has lot of strength.

Now the problem arises that the research in the filed is very less. I am working on the durability and sulphide content analysis of the HPC.

Any suggestions or any literature you want to know, or want to advice is welcomed.

Regards
Pardeep Saini.
Be a true

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Kaustubh Katdare

@thebigk • Jan 11, 2008

Pradeep, its indeed disheartening to see that we have a limited number of discussions on Civil Engineering related topics. That's the reason we do not (yet) have a dedicated section to Civil Engineering. Hopefully, things will change now. 😀

Could you please enlighten all of us about HPC? If its not environment-friendly, why should it be used?

[ps]: Thread title edited, so that it gives an idea about the discussion.
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ganguly_sagi

@ganguly-sagi-UUHrFb • Jan 28, 2008

hi pradeep,
you are doing great.pls tell me the experimented results like innitial setting time, 28 days strength, its performance in high temperature, in compression or tension, making cost, workibility, water cement ratio...etc , i mean in detail. then are u working any where?
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lady malady

@lady-malady-w6jgRJ • Feb 18, 2008

Pardeep Saini
Hey, Quite amazed to see that there are few threads related to Civil Engineering. Very few discussions on such a vast field.

Don't worry things wont be same. Lets gear up to make a difference.

TOPIC: HPC

HPC (High Performance Concrete) is something related to need of time.
Its not only environment friendly but also has lot of strength.

Now the problem arises that the research in the filed is very less. I am working on the durability and sulphide content analysis of the HPC.

Any suggestions or any literature you want to know, or want to advice is welcomed.

Regards
Pardeep Saini.
Be a true
I would like to know what sort of aggregate you are using for this HPC.
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animania

@animania-ieHgTo • Mar 16, 2008

Query

Sir i am new to this field of civil engineering,am in 2nd semester of my B.Tech and find myself in a completely uncomfortable state for i really know a little about its aspects,please help me with something that would really inspire me to go with it.
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andreas_xadji

@andreas-xadji-upz7FH • May 1, 2008

hey, to all crazy civil enginners!

I'm a 2nd year civil student and i 'm having a research about high performance concrete. i was searching on the net and i found your forum, that's incredible! an engineer not being crazy it's a common one, being crazy it's a special one!

Well i am wondering if anyone can help me with my research, if you have any idea that might be usefull, please contact me!!

via the forum or in my msn, #-Link-Snipped-# is my mail and i would like talk to any civil

well done for the forum!
please contact me

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andreas_xadji

@andreas-xadji-upz7FH • May 1, 2008

would you mind send me or enlight me on your research?
thanks Andreas
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gohm

@gohm-F3UUpP • May 2, 2008

Hopefully someone with some knowledge or who is actively working on this will post further details for you. In the meantime, who you post your details, ideas and findings so far on HGPC? I would be interested to read it.

andreas_xadji
would you mind send me or enlight me on your research?
thanks Andreas

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Kaustubh Katdare

@thebigk • May 2, 2008

I see lot of civil engineers on CE. Anyone reading this? Hello! We need your help here!
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Mayur Pathak

@mayur-ywQKfu • May 15, 2008

*grin*
I'm afraid to post on this thread despite being a Civil Engineer. I know nothing about HPC. Found a website though <link> #-Link-Snipped-#

May be this will help.

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