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This post shows the floor plan having dimensions 36’width and 50′ length. The floor plan is created as per vastu standards. It is a 2BHK Floor Plan. The area of a plot is 1,800Sq.ft or 200Sq.yards.
This post shows the floor plan having dimensions 40’width and 45′ length. The floor plan is created as per vastu standards. It is a 3BHK Floor Plan. The area of a plot is 1,800Sq.ft or 200Sq.yards.
This post shows the floor plan having dimensions 30’3″ width and 50′ length. The floor plan is created as per vastu standards. It is a 2BHK Floor Plan. The area of a plot is 1,530Sq.ft or 170 Sq.yards.
This post shows the floor plan is created as per vastu standards. It is a Ground Floor 3 Shops and First Floor 5BHK The area of a plot is 3,600Sq.ft or 400 Sq.yards.
This post shows the floor plan having dimensions 45’width and 30′ length. The floor plan is created as per vastu standards. It is a 3BHK Floor Plan. The area of a plot is 1,350Sq.ft or 150 Sq.yards.
Low heat cement is formulated by carefully controlling the tricalcium aluminate content, ensuring it remains below 6%, while increasing the proportion of C2S. The deliberate adjustment of these components results in concrete that exhibits a reduced heat of hydration. This characteristic renders low heat cement particularly suitable for applications in mass concrete constructions such as gravity dams, where the risk of concrete cracking due to excessive heat is a concern.
The distinction between quick-setting cement and rapid-hardening cement lies in their setting characteristics and strength development rates. Quick-setting cement initiates its setting process earlier, while exhibiting a strength gain trajectory akin to Ordinary Portland Cement (OPC). Conversely, rapid-hardening cement achieves rapid strength development.
Rapid Hardening Cement (RHC) is renowned for its ability to swiftly attain high strength during the initial stages of concrete curing, akin to its counterpart, Ordinary Portland Cement (OPC). Characterized by augmented lime content, elevated C3S content, and finer grinding, RHC outpaces OPC in early strength development.
EXTRA-RAPID-HARDENING CEMENT Definition: Extra-rapid-hardening cement stands out as a cement variant engineered to achieve swift setting and hardening, surpassing even the rapid-hardening cement and Ordinary …
Portland Pozzolana Cement (PPC) is crafted by grinding pozzolanic clinker with Portland cement or by blending Portland cement with fine pozzolana in a uniform manner. Alternatively, it can be formulated by augmenting Portland cement with pozzolana, alongside gypsum or calcium sulfate. Renowned for its resilience against various chemical attacks on concrete, PPC finds widespread application in construction projects. Its versatility is evidenced in applications ranging from marine structures to sewage works, and from bridges to dams and mass concrete works. Notably, PPC distinguishes itself as an eco-friendly alternative to Ordinary Portland Cement (OPC), attributable to its lower carbon footprint. The inclusion of pozzolanic materials in PPC enhances its properties, rendering it a sustainable choice for environmentally conscious projects. The term “pozzolana” denotes siliceous or siliceous and aluminous materials that, when finely divided and in the presence of moisture, undergo chemical reactions with calcium hydroxide to form compounds with cementitious properties. As such, PPC stands as a testament to both durability and environmental stewardship in the realm of cementitious materials.
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