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COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, COMPUTER STUDIES AND ARCHITECTURE
DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE
Building Technology 2
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ARBT02
Building Technology 2
2nd Semester
2021-2022
CONCRETE AS A CONSTRUCTION
MATERIAL
TOPIC 2. CONCRETE AS A CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL
Concrete has components:
1. BINDER (CEMENT) – combined with water to create a paste. This paste-like substance dries and sets/
hardens.
2. CONCRETE AGGREGATES (SAND AND GRAVEL) – grain skeleton of concrete.
3. ADMIXTURES (LIQUIDS AND POWDERS) – have a significant effect to the properties of concrete.
PROS
CONS
✓ Can be cast
✓ Low tensile strength
✓ Fire resistant
✓ Low in ductilitiy
✓ Durable
✓ Volume instability
✓ Energy Efficient
✓ Low strength to weight ratio
✓ Compressive strength
✓ Resistant to chemicals
✓ Does not rot/ damaged by insects and other
species
✓ Can be formed/molded into any shape
✓ Versatile
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Submitted to: Arch. Aldrin Ron C. Mamaril, UAP
Instructor, Building Technology 2
Department of Architecture / COECSA
CONCRETE PSI METHOD (POUNDS PER SQUARE INCH)
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This is the method that allows us to measure the compressive strength of concrete.
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Higher PSI = concrete is stronger, more expensive, more durable
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IDEAL PSI (highly dependent on structure and other factors) – 2,500 to 3,000 PSI.
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How is PSI tested? It takes 7 days and then 28 days to determine the psi of concrete.
CONCRETE (cement) CAN BE USED IN THE FOLLOWING:
✓ Pavements
✓ Architectural structures
✓ Foundations
✓ Motorways
✓ Roads and bridges
✓ Overpasses
✓ Parking structures
✓ Walls and footings
✓ Fences and poles
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A Report Digest for (TOPIC)
Last Name, First Name, Middle initial
Student No / Section
Submitted to: Arch. Aldrin Ron C. Mamaril, UAP
Instructor, Building Technology 2
Department of Architecture / COECSA
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