Wednesday 29 April 2020

RCC column reinforcement details

Estimation of column reinforcement details. With example
Example:
   

                  



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Tuesday 28 April 2020

RCC column footing reinforcement details



Example:
             
                      



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Monday 27 April 2020

How to check soil bearing capacity in construction site

Procedure: 

       (i) excavate a pit of required depth.

      (ii) take a iron cube or ball (whose                        dimension and weight are known)

     (iii) drop the cube or ball several times,                from known height on the excavate                pit.

     (iv) calculate the average value of the                    depth.


        R = (w×h)/d

Where
           R - ultimate resistance of soil in kg.

           d - average depth of impression in                         (cm).

          w - weight of solid ball or square cube                   in kg.
     
           h - height of fall ball of cube.


Example:
           Cube weight = 5 kg

          Height of fall = 150 mm

          Depth of impression - 9 cm,8.5 cm,6                                              cm,5 cm and 4 cm


Solution:- 

                  Average depth of impression
         d   = (9+8.5+6+5+4)/5 cm
              = 6.5 cm

         R  = (w×h)/d
              = (5×150)/6.5
              = 115.38 kg

Then, resistance of soil per unite area

               = R/A   kg/cm×cm

               = 115.38/(15×15)   kg/cm×cm
               = 0.51 kg/cm×cm


Safe bearing capacity of soil = R/(A×fos)

fos - resistance of soil per unite area reduce           2 to 3 times

 Safe bearing capacity of soil                                                    = 115.38/(15×15×2) kg/ cm×cm
                        = 0.256 kg/ cm×cm ans.
       

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Saturday 25 April 2020

How to find size of footing

Procedure: requirement

          . Load on it

          . Bearing capacity of soil



Formula = (load + safety factor (10% of                           load))/( bearing capacity of                             soil)


Example: 
                Load = 1500 kN

        Bearing capacity of soil = 200kN/m                                                                square 


Solution: 
                  Given
            Load = 1500 kN

Bearing capacity of soil = 300 kN/m square

      Safety factor = 10% of load
                              = (10/100)×1500
                              = 150 kN

Safe soil bearing = soil bearing                                    capacity       capacity/2
                               = 300/2 kN/ m square
                               = 150 kN / m square


Area of footing =( load + safety factor)/                                         safe soil bearing capacity
                            = (1500+150)/150 m×m
                            = 1650/150 m×m
                            = 11 m×m

Footing size square 
                     a×a = 11 m×m

                         a = 3.316 m ans.
             
                     

How to find size of column

According to IS-456 2000 find out the size of column need.

       . Load

       . Grade of concrete
   
       . Characteristic strength of the                           compression reinforcement

Formula:
                 Pu = (0.4fck×Ac)+(0.67×Fy×Asc)

   Where  Pu = ultimate load
                Fck = characteristic compressive                                strength of the concrete         
                  Ac = Area  of concrete
                  Fy = characteristic strength of the                             compression reinforcement
                 Asc = area of longitudinal                                             reinforcement for concrete 
             

Example: imposed load 2000 kn act on                the column size M20 grade Fe 415                grade steel. Find out the size of                    column.
                         
Solution: 
         
               Given 
                            Pu = 2000 kn
      
                           Fck = 20 N/mm square 

                           Fy   = 415 N/mm square 

Safety factor = 10% of load 
                        = (10/100)×2000 kn 
                        = 200 kn 
     Total load = 2000+200
                        = 2200 kn

   Grosss area= 100%
                Asc  = 1% Ag
                  Ac  = 99% Ag

                   Pu = (0.4×fck×Ac)+(0.67×fy×Asc)

 2200×1000    = (0.4×20×0.99Ag)+                                                  (0.67×415×0.01Ag)
           
  2200×1000   = 7.92Ag+2.7805Ag

  22000×1000 = 10.7005Ag

                   Ag = (2200×1000)/10.7005

                   Ag = 205597.869 mm square

Square size of column

                a×a = 205597.869 mm square
             
                    a = 453.42 mm ans.                     
                     


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Friday 24 April 2020

What is aggregate

What  is aggregate  
   Aggregate is a granular materials that act as skeleton and filling components in concrete and mortar, such as manufactured sand,natural sand,gravel,crushed stone and recycled concrete. Aggregate has a wide range of application in construction and other industries. 
                           



Types of aggregate 

    (i) coarse aggregate 

    (ii) fine aggregate 


What is coarse aggregate 
         Coarse aggregate will not pass through a sieve with 4.75 mm opening no 4 is portion of the concrete which is made up of the larger stones embedded in the mix concrete contains there ingredients, aggregate size larger than 4.75 mm is called coarse aggregate. 
               



What is fine aggregate 
         If the aggregate size is less than 4.75mm then it is called as fine aggregate. The minimum size of fine aggregate is 0.075mm is using for concreting work.
                   
  


Difference  between coarse aggregate and fine aggregate. 

Wednesday 22 April 2020

How to find depth and breadth for beam

According to the IS-456 2000 code we can find depth and breadth of beam easy way need few requirement like length of beam according to length of beam we can find out depth and breadth of beam.


Depth of beam = length of beam/20

Example:
           A beam length 5m find out the depth and breadth of beam.
Solution:-
           Given
                       L= 5m

 Depth of beam = length of beam/20 m
                             = L/20 m
                             = 5/20 m
                             = 0.25 m
                             = 250 mm

Breadth of beam = depth of beam/1.5
                                = 250/1.5 mm
                                = 166.67 mm
                                = 170 mm

According to this example you can find out depth and breadth of beam easily. You can watch also below link
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Tuesday 21 April 2020

What is clear cover | minimum clear cover for footing, foundation, plinth beam, column, beam and slab

What is clear cover 
       Clear cover is the distance between the surface of the concrete and surface of the steel rebars.
                           
What is minimum clear cover for reinforcement. 

         (i) minimum clear cover for footing                     50 mm to 75 mm 
      
         (ii) minimum clear cover for plinth                       beam 50 mm to 75 mm

       (iii) minimum clear cover for column 
              40 mm

       (iv) minimum clear cover for beam
              25 mm

        (v) minimum clear cover for slab 
              20 mm

       (vi) minimum clear cover for staircase 
              15 mm 
    
      (vii) minimum clear cover for shear wall
              25 mm

  For more information about minimum clear cover for Rcc construction please watch video link below 
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What is septic tank

What is septic tank. 
       Septic tank is an underground chamber
made of concrete, fiberglass or plastic through which domestic wastewater flows for basic treatment. Organics, but the treatment efficiency is only moderate. Septic tank systems are a type of simple onsite sewage facility.


How to design septic tank for house 
       According to the IS-456 2000 should be design as per person calculate the per person.
          




For more information about the septic tank related please watch video given below link


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Sunday 19 April 2020

Important software for civil engineers

Civil engineering one of the main branches of technical education part for more information about civil engineering and also need to improve. For improvement we have to learn some important software through the software we can get improvement digital. Given below software name.

         (i) autocad 

        (ii) revit

       (iii) 3d max

       (iv) staad pro 

        (v) mx road

       (vi) civil 3D

      (vii) Microsoft excel

     (viii) Etabs 

        (ix) tekla 

        (x)  ms word

Above software name is specially important for fresh civil engineers 
More information about this watch 
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What is scaffolding

Scaffolding is a temporary structure used to support a word crew and materials to aid in the construction, maintenance and repair of buildings, bridges and all other man made structures.

Types of scaffolding 

        (i) single scaffolding 

       (ii) double scaffolding 

      (iii) cantilever scaffolding 
   
      (iv) suspended scaffolding 

       (v) trestle scaffolding 

      (vi) steel scaffolding 

     (vii) patented scaffolding 


(i) what is single scaffolding 
               Single scaffolding is a generally used for brick masonry and is also called as brick layer's scaffolding. Single scaffolding consists of standard ledgers, putlog etc.
                             



(ii) what is double scaffolding 
                Double scaffolding is generally used for stone masonry also called 
as mason's scaffolding. In stone walls, it is hard to make holes in the wall to support putlogs. So, two rows of scaffolding is constructed to make it strong.
                              


(iii) what is cantilever scaffolding 
                 This a type of scaffolding in which the standards are supported on series of needles and these needles are taken out through holes in the wall. This is called single frame type scaffolding. 
        . When the ground does not having the            capacity to support standard. 
        . When the ground near the wall is to               be free from traffic. 
         . When upper part of the wall is under             construction.
                            


(iv) what is suspended scaffolding 
            In suspended scaffolding, the working platform is suspended from roofs with the help of wire, ropes or chains etc. It can be raised or lowered to our required level. This type of scaffolding is used for repair works pointing, painting etc.
                            


(v) what is trestle scaffolding 
           In trestle scaffolding, the working platform is supported on movable tripod or ladders. This is generally used for work inside the room, such as paintings, repairs etc. Upto a height of 5 m.
                                       


(vi) what is steel scaffolding 
            Steel scaffolding is constructed by steel tubes which are fixed together by steel
couplers or fittings. It is very easy to construct or dismantle. It has greater streng
-th, greater durability and higher fire resistance. It's initial cost is more but it becomes uneconomical in the run.
                          


(vii) what is patented scaffolding 
             Patented scaffolding are made up of steel but these are equipped with special co
-uplings and frames etc. These are ready made scaffolding. 
                           


For more information please visit my YouTube channel link below 
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Saturday 18 April 2020

How to calculate bricks for house construction

Plot area

         Exterior wall thickness 9" or 9 inch

         Interior wall thickness 4" or 4 inch
         
         Height of walll   10' or 10 feet 




Step:1
          
             Calculate wall length
           
             9" wall = (40+40+25+25)×10
                           = 1300 sqft

            4" wall  = (40+25)×10
                           = 650 sqft

Step:2

      9" wall required 10 bricks per sqft

      4" wall required 5 bricks per sqft

      Number of bricks = (1300×10)+(650×5)
                                       = 16250 bricks

According to above plan design requirement of bricks 16250 for construction.
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Friday 17 April 2020

How to find depth of foundation for house

The minimum depth of foundation for a soil
can be calculated using the following formulla as suggested by rankine.


             


           D = minimum depth of foundation in                     meter
       
           q = intensity of load or safe bearing                        capacity of soil or total building                      load in kn/ m square
            g = density or unite weight of soil in                       kn/m cube
            Q = angle of repose in degree                                   (internal frictional angle of soil)


Example: calculate the minimum depth               required for a foundation to                         transmit a pressure 58 kn/m                           square in a cohesionless soil                         having density 16 kn/m cube and                 angle of repose 20°.

Ans:-
        Given data
           
           Intensity of pressure q = 58 kn/m                                                                   square

           Density of soil = 16 kn/m cube

           Angle of repose = 20°

 Rankine formula

       

      
       D = 58/16×(1-sin20°/1+sin20°)square 
           = 0.871 m 

Note:- according to is-456 2000 minimum depth of foundation should be 1m for any building or house is safe zone.

Video link
https://youtu.be/-GL88CG37_A
            

Thursday 16 April 2020

What is shear force and bending moment

What is shear force?
          It is defined as the algebraic sum of forces acting either on left hand side or right hand side of the section.

Conventional sign for shear force 
                                 
What  is bending moment?
           It is defined as the algebraic sum of moments  of forces acting on the left hand side or right hand side of the section.

Conventional sign for bending moment 
                                        
Important points to be noted while drawing shear force and bending moment diagram.

       (i) length of shear force and bending                    moment span must be equal.
      (ii) shear force diagram is drawn
            below the loaded beam and bending              moment diagram is drawn below                    shear force diagram.
     (iii) for simply supported beam, bending              moment is zero at the supports.
     (iv) for cantilever beam bending                            moment will be zero at free end.
      (v) calculate shear force and bending                  moment at all critical points.
     (vi) if no load is present between two                    points then shear force will be                          constant.

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Wednesday 15 April 2020

What is foundation | types of foundation

What is foundation?
        Foundation is the lowest portion of a              structure which transmits the load into
        the supporting soil. The main purpose 
        of the foundation is to distribute the 
       total weight of the structure or building 
        over a large area of soil.
              


Types of foundation?                         
         Foundation classified into two                         categories.
         
         (i) Shallow foundation   D<B

         (i) Deep foundation        D>B


What is shallow foundation?
        A foundation that transfers building               loads to the earth very near to the                   surface.
                        


Types of shallow foundation?    
                           
           (i) strip footing or wall footing 

           (ii) spread or isolation footing 

           (iii) combined footing 

           (iv) cantilever or strap footing 

            (v) mat or raft foundation 


What is strip footing or wall footing?
         Strip footing are commonly used as                 foundations of load bearing walls. The 
         footing usually twice the width as the 
         load bearing wall. 
                                        
        
What is spread or isolated footing?
         Commonly  used for shallow                             foundations in order  to carry  and                 spread concentrated loads for                           example by column or pillar.
                                


what is combined footing?
         Whenever two or more columns in a 
         straight line are carried on a single 
         spread footing, it is called combined               footing.
                             


What is cantilever or strap footing?
          It is a types of combined footing,                      consisting of two or more column 
          footings connected by a concrete                    beam.
                                
  

Mat or raft foundation?
       It is a continuous thick concrete slab on
       the soil that extends the entire                         footprint of  the building  and increases         the soil bearing capacity power. 
                                 


What is deep foundation?
          Deep foundation is a type of                              foundation in which the foundation is            placed at a deeper depth below the 
          ground level.
                                  


Types  of deep foundation?
       
            (i) pile foundation

           (ii) pier foundation

          (iii) caisson foundation   

What  is pile foundation?
          Pile foundation is a type of foundation
          where a slinder member of wood or              concrete or steel is inserted into the                ground for transferring the load of a
          structure. Pile foundation can be                    lateral forces.
                                   


What is pier foundation?
          A pier foundation is a collection of                  large diameter cylindrical columns to
          supports the superstructure and                      transfer large super imposed load to
          the firm strata below. It is also called
          post foundation.
                                     
 

What  is caisson foundation?
          Caisson  is  a watertight structure                    made at wood, steel or reinforced                    concrete which excavates for the
          foundation of bridges, piers etc.
               
         
                           

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Basic knowledge for civil engineers

What is dead load ?
     The dead load is a self weight of the                beam column and doesn't change                    position during life of the construction           or structure. 

What is live load ?
      The live load is a weight of the person,           furniture and others stuffs which                    carries some weight on slab and there           loads are variable during the life of the          structure. 

Density of materials?
        
         Cement density = 1440 kg/meter cube

         Sand density      = 1650 kg/meter cube 

         Aggregate           = 1200 to 1750                                                           kg/meter cube 

                              PPC  = 2400 kg/meter cube 

                              RCC  = 2300 kg/meter cube 
                                          
                        Bricks    = 1600 to 1920                                                            kg/meter cube 

        Concrete block    = 2100 kg/meter cube 

                 Mortar         = 2080 kg / meter cube 

               Concrete        = 2300 kg/ meter cube 


What is the curing time period of                 construction.

           Opc = 10 days minimum

           ppc  = 7 days minimum 

Super sulphate cement = 7 days minimum 

Mineral and admixture added cement
                    = 14 days minimum 

De-shuttering time of formwork

      Column   = 16 to 24 hours 

       Rcc slab = 10 to 21 days 

       Rcc footing = 3 days

      Rcc beam bottom = 15 to 28 days 

What is scaffolding?
 Ans. Temporary structure used to support a work crew and materials to aid in the construction, maintenance and repair of buildings, bridge and all other man made structures. 

Tuesday 14 April 2020

12 most important points for fresh civil engineers

Q1. What is the Volume of 1 bag cement?

Ans. 0.0347 meter cube or 1.23 cft

What  is the Expiry date of  cement?


Ans. Cement should be usable within 90                  days or 3 months from date of                           manufacture. 

Q3. How much binding wire requirement         for 1000kg reinforcement binding?

Ans. 9kg to 13kg
          Where binding wire diameter 8mm


Q4. How much soot equal to inch?

Ans. 1 inch = 8 soot         1 soot = 25.4/8
          1 inch = 25.4 cm     1 soot = 3.175 cm

Q5. What is the Full form of 1BHK ?

Ans. 1 bedroom, 1 hall, 1 kitchen

Q6. What is standard size of Staircase                rise and tread?                   

Ans. Riser standard size minimum 7 inch               or 178mm
          Tread standard size minimum 
          10 inch or 254mm

Q7. What is Standard size of staircase                slope ?

Ans. Standard size of slope 25• to 40•

Q8. What  is the Full of opc and ppc?

Ans. Opc- ordinary portland cement 
         
          ppc- pozzolana Portland cement 

Q9. What is the number of bricks in 1                cubic meter?

Ans. 500 bricks/meter cube

Q10. meter cube equal to how much                      cubic feet ?

Ans. 1 meter cube = 35.315 cubic feet

Q11. Unit converter?

Ans. 10 mm = 1cm
          1 mm   = 0.1 cm
          1 inch  = 25.4 cm or 178 mm
          1 feet   = 12 inch or 30 cm or 300 mm
        1 meter = 3.281 feet or 39.37 inch or                                   100cm or 1000mm
        1 km      = 1000 meter
        1 mile    = 1.609 km
           

Monday 6 April 2020

What is cement / types of cement

cement is a binder material used for construction that sets, hardens and adheres to other materials to bind together. Cement is seldom used in its own but rather to bind sand and gravel together. Cement mixed with fine aggregate produces mortar for masonry or sand and gravel produce concrete.

 types of cement 


1.  Ordinary portland cement (opc)

2.  Portland pozzolana cement (ppc)

3.  Rapid hardening cement 

4.  Quick setting cement 

5.  Low heat cement 

6.  Sulphate resisting cement 

7.  Blast furnace cement 

8.  High alumina cement 

9.  White cement 

10. Colored cement 

11. Air entraining cement 

12. Expansive cement 

13. Hydrophobic cement 

Definition of all types of cement 

1. Ordinary portland cement (opc)
              In usual construction work, widely used. The composition of ordinary portland cement
         . Argillaceous or silicates of
           alumina (clay and shale)
         . Calcareous or calcium carbonate
           (Limestone, chalk and marl)

Uses of ordinary portland cement 
         . It is used for general construction   
           Purposes.
         . It is also used in most of the masonry
            works.


2.  Portland pozzolana cement (ppc)
          Pozzolans are naturals or synthetic materials that contain silica in reactive forms. It reacts with calcium hydroxide generated by hydrating cement to form additional cementations materials which it is finely divided the composition of Portland pozzolana cement.
             . Portland pozzolana cement clinker
             . Pozzolanic materials (fly ash,
                volcanic ash or silica fumes)

Uses of portland pozzolana cement 
             . Portland pozzolana cement is
               usually used in hydraulic
               structures, marine structures,
               construction near the seashore,
               dam construction etc.
             . It is also used in pre-stressed and
               post-tensioned concrete members.
             . As it gives a better surface finish, it
               is used in decorating and art
               structures.
             . It is also used in the manufacture
               of precast sewage pipes.

3.  Rapid hardening cement 
             When finely grounded tri-calcium silicates is present in opc with higher content, it gains strength quickly than opc. This type of opc is called rapid hardening cement. It's initial setting time 30 minutes and final setting time 600 minutes.

Uses of rapid hardening cement 
           . Rapid hardening cement is mostly                   used where rapid construction is                     needed like the construction of                         pavement.
           . It also gives high strength

4.  Quick setting cement 
           Quick setting cement is the cement which sets in a very short time. The initial setting time is 5 minutes and the final setting time is 30 minutes. The composition of quick setting cement.
           . Clinker
           . Aluminium sulphate (1% to 3% by                   weight of clinker)
           . The Aluminium sulphate increase                   the hydration rate of silicate.

Uses of quick setting cement 
           . It is used in underwater                                     construction.
           . It is also used in rainy and cold                         weather conditions.
           . It is used a higher temperature                         where water evaporates easily. 
           . Used for anchoring or rock bolt                        mining and tunnelling.

5.  Low heat cement 
           It is a spatial type of cement which produce low heat of hydration during setting. Some chemical composition of ordinary portland cement is modified to reduce the heat of hydration. The chemical composition of low heat cement.
           . A low percentage (5%) of tricacium                  aluminate (C3A).
           . A higher percentage (46%) of                            declaim silicate (C2S).

Uses of low heat cement 
            . It is used for the construction of                     dam's,large footing,large raft slab                    and wind turbine plinths.
            . It is also used for the construction                   of chemical plants.

6.  Sulphate resisting cement 
              Sulphate resisting cement is used to resist sulphate attacks in concrete. Due to the lower percentage of tricacium aluminate the production ofcalcium sulpho aluminates gets reduced.

Uses of sulphate resisting cement 
            . Construction in contact with soils                    or ground water having more                         than 0.2 % or 0.3 % g/l sulphate                         salts respectively.
           . Concrete surface subjected to                           alternate wetting and drying such                   as bridge piers,concrete surface in                  tidal zone ,apron,building near                        coastal areas.
           Effluent treatment plans, chimney,                chemical industries, water storage,                 sumps, drainage works, cooling                       towers  and sea walls protective                       works such as breakwaters etc.
           
7.  Blast furnace cement 
       Portland cement clinker and graunlated blast furnace slag are intergrinded to make blast furnace cement. Maximum 65 percent of the mixture could be comprised by blast furnace slag.

Uses of blast furnace cement 
          . It is highly sulphate resistant.
          . Frequently used in seawater                             construction.


8.  High alumina cement 
          High Alumina cement is obtained by mixing calcining bauxite (it’s an aluminium ore) and ordinary lime with clinker during the manufacture of OPC. In which the total amount of alumina content should not be lesser than 32% and it should maintain the ratio by weight of alumina to the lime between 0.85 to 1.30.

Uses of high alumina cement 
           . It is used where concrete structures              are subjected to high temperatures                like workshop, refractory, foundries                etc.
           . It also used where the concrete is                    subjected to frost and acidic action.


9.  White cement 
     White cement is quite similar to Ordinary Portland Cement except for color. Amounts of iron oxide and manganese oxide are low in White Cement. It is expensive then OPC so not economical for ordinary work.

Uses of white cement 
          It is usually used in decorative work.
          It can also use for traffic barriers,                    tile grouts, swimming pools, roof                   tiles patching materials and terrazzo              surfaces.


10. Colored cement 
       To make 5 to 10 percent of suitable pigments are grinded with OPC. Types of pigments are selected according to the desired color.

Uses of coloured cement 
          Colored cement is used for different                decorative work.


11. Air entraining cement 
      It is seen that entrainment of air or formation of gas bubbles while applying cement increases resistance to frost action, fire, scaling and other similar defects. Air-entraining cement is a special type of cement which entrains tinny air bubbles in concrete.

It is produced by grinding minute air entertaining materials with clinker by adding some resinous materials e.g. vinsol resin to ordinary portland cement.

When the water in concrete gets frizzed due to low temperature, it expands. When air-entraining cement, the air voids in concrete provides space for water to expand without cracking concrete. But this type of cement does not provide high strength in concrete.

Uses of air entraining cement 
           Especially it is used in areas where                  the temperature is very low.
           It also resists Sulphet attack.
           It is used where the de-iceing                           chemical is used.


12. Expansive cement 
        In the hydration process, the expansive cement expands its volume. It can be possible to overcome shrinkage loss by using expansive cement.

There are three types of expansive cement:

              (i).  K Type expansive cement
             (ii).  M Type expansive cement
            (iii).  S Type expansive cement

K type expansive cement 

Raw materials of these types of cement
            Portland cement
         . Anhydrous tetracalcium                                     trialuminate sulfate (C4A3S)
         . Calcium sulfate (CaSO4)
         . Lime (CaO).

M type expansive cement 

Raw materials of these types of cement
         . Portland cement clinkers.
            Calcium sulfate.

S type expansive cement 

Raw materials of these types of cement
           Portland cement clinkers.
           Calcium sulfate (High amount).
        . Tricalcium aluminate (C3A) (High                    bamount).

Uses of expansive cement 

         . It is used in the construction of the                  pre-stressed concrete component.
         It is also used for sealing joints
           and grouting anchor bolt.
         In the construction of different                        hydraulic structures, this type of                      cement is used.


13.  Hydrophobic cement.
            To resist the hydration process in the transportation or storage stage, clinkers are grinded with water repellent film substance such as Oleic Acid or Stearic Acid.  These chemicals form a layer on the cement particle and do not allow water to mix and start the hydration process. When cement and aggregate are thoroughly mixed in the mixer, protective layers break and start normal hydration with some air-entrainment which increases workability.

Uses of Hydrophobic cement 
           Usually, it is used in the                                     construction of water structures                     such as dams, spillways, or other                     submerged structures.
           It is also used in the construction of                underground structures like tunnel                 etc.