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Determines the particle size distribution of the aggregate to ensure suitability for construction use.
Measures the shape of the aggregates. Excessive flaky or elongated particles may affect concrete strength and workability.
Indicates the toughness of aggregate or its resistance to sudden impact/load.
Represents the density of the aggregate. Used for mix design and quality assessment.
Indicates the porosity of aggregate. Higher absorption can affect water-cement ratio and concrete strength.
10mm size aggregates are medium-sized stones commonly used in construction projects, particularly in concrete mixes. These aggregates are typically produced by crushing larger stones into uniform pieces with a size of 10mm, making them ideal for creating strong and durable concrete structures.
Due to their moderate size, 10mm aggregates provide a good balance between strength and workability. They are often used in the production of reinforced concrete, providing the necessary bonding between cement, water, and larger aggregates. Their size helps create a denser mix, improving the overall strength and stability of the concrete while ensuring that the mixture is easy to handle and pour.
10mm aggregates are particularly useful in applications where medium-strength concrete is needed, such as for foundations, slabs, roads, and pavements. Their ability to fill in gaps between larger aggregates contributes to the uniformity of the concrete mix, ensuring a solid structure with fewer voids. Additionally, they are well-suited for creating high-performance concrete, where both strength and durability are essential.