Concrete in Practice

Concrete In Practice (NRMCA) is a series of 44 one-page information sheets on important technical topics, written in a non-technical "What, Why and How?"

 

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Concrete in Practice
CiP 01	Dusting Concrete Surfaces
CiP 02	Scaling Concrete Surfaces
CiP 03	Crazing Concrete Surfaces
CiP 04	Cracking Concrete Surfaces
CiP 05	Plastic Shrinkage Cracking
CiP 06	Joints in Concrete Slabs on Grade
CiP 07	Cracks in Residential Basement Walls
CiP 08	Discrepancies in Yield
CiP 09	Low Concrete Cylinder Concrete
CiP 10	Strength of In Place Concrete
CiP 11	Curing In Place Concrete
CiP 12	Hot Weather Concreting
CiP 13	Concrete Blisters
CiP 14	Finishing Concrete Flatwork
CiP 15	Chemical Admixtures for Concrete
CiP 16	Flexural Strength of Concrete
CiP 17	Flowable Fill
CiP 18	Radon Resistant Buildings
CiP 19	Curling of Concrete Slabs
CiP 20	Delamination of Troweled Concrete Surfaces
CiP 21	Loss of Air Content in Pumped Concrete
CiP 22	Grout
CiP 23	Discoloration
CiP 24	Synthetic Fibers for Concrete
CiP 25	Corrosion of Steel in Concrete
CiP 26	Jobite Addition of Water
CiP 27	Cold Weather Concreting
CiP 28	Concrete Slab Moisture
CiP 29	Vapor Retarders under Slabs on Grades
CiP 30	Supplementary Cemetitious Materials (SCMs)
CiP 31	Ordering Ready Mixed Concrete
CiP 32	Concrete Pre Construction Conference
CiP 33	High Strength Concrete
CiP 34	Making Cylinders in the Field
CiP 35	Testing Compressive Strength of Concrete
CiP 36	Structural Lightweight Concrete
CiP 37	Self Consolidating Concrete
CiP 38	Pervious Concrete
CiP 39	Maturity Methods to Estimate Concrete Strength
CiP 40	Aggregates Popouts
CiP 41	Acceptance Testing of Concrete
CiP 42	Thermal Cracking of Concrete
CiP 43	Alkali Aggregates Reactions (AAR)
CiP 44	Durability Requirements in Concrete