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    Manual of Ready Mixed Concrete





    Preface

    The first edition of this manual was warmly received as a straightforward and

    well-written guide to the technology and practice of the ready-mixed concrete

    industry. The industry is constantly changing, not only by a self-driven desire

    to improve standards and quality, but also in response to the changing needs

    of the marketplace, and the requirements to adapt to new and revised codes of

    practice.



    The manual has been completely updated to take account of changes in

    British Standards—in particular those relating to concrete specification and

    testing, and to cements. A particularly important inclusion is the concept of the

    Designated Mix, which has been welcomed by the construction industry at

    large as a major improvement to the way of specifying concrete for particular

    end-uses. Throughout, we have also taken the opportunity to amend and add

    to the text where we have perceived a need to present information and ideas

    differently. As a result this revised edition is an improvement on the first

    edition and should serve the needs of the market equally well.



    We have retained the overall structure and format of the successful first

    edition and, as before, to enable clear and logical presentation of the

    information, the book is divided into two main sections: Part 1, Technology,

    and Part 2, Practice. The Technology section provides the background to the

    technical aspects of materials, concrete, control and testing, with the Practice

    section dealing with methods of concrete production, specification,

    construction, and quality assurance.



    As before, the book is aimed at a wide readership within the construction

    industry. It is equally relevant to the contracts manager, the site engineer, the

    buyer working with a contractor, and will be of considerable value to the

    consulting engineer, the architect and the quantity surveyor. It will be an

    invaluable handbook for materials suppliers and testhouses and for all who

    supply plant, equipment or materials, or who make, sell test or use readymixed

    concrete. Lecturers and researchers in universities and colleges will

    find it a useful source of reference.


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