Precast products made of recycled concrete
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Fig. 1 Test of a recycled block.
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Fig. 2 Current condition of the pilot pavement.
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Fig. 3 A 300 m˛ area covered with recycled paving...
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Fig. 4 Detailed view of the pavement and the...
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Fig. 5 Prototype of a cube-shaped bench produced...
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Fig. 6 Prototype of a prism-shaped bench.
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Fig. 7 Prototype of a prism-shaped bench.
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Fig. 8 Prototype of a sperical concrete bollard...
Up to now, only a few papers investigated the use of precast elements produced with recycled aggregates. Nor is there any publication that pertains to concrete that has been compacted by a vibrating press. This article reports on such investigation and the related findings.
A concrete was envisaged that would allow for recycled aggregates as an input material, rather than just an additive or material put into the process at a later stage. The project generally aimed to achieve a high ratio of recycled materials. This concrete should include a higher percentage of recycled materials than established in previous investigations into the behavior of other types of concrete. During the research, a no-slump concrete was “sought” that would tolerate the properties of the recycled aggregates from Majorca.
The production of precast elements from vibrated concrete was...
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