DEUTSCHE BAUCHEMIE

Storing and dosing concrete and mortar admixtures properly

All important aspects regarding the topic of „storing and dosing of concrete and mortar admixtures“ are included in the new code of practice published by the Technical Committee 2 „Concrete Technology“ of Deutsche Bauchemie in a revised and extended version.

In comparison to the previous edition of 2012, the code of practice has been extended by four to twelve pages now and brings the expert community and users of concrete and mortar admixtures up to date. The first section describes how to express and control orders of concrete admixtures precisely in order to avoid confusions and unnecessary...

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