Concretes. Methodological guidelines for the lecture course section "Concretes"

Lecture course section "Concretes" is composed of review lectures, using the recommended literature. As a result of studying the section, the student must: -know the classification of concretes; -materials for the preparation of ordinary (heavy) concrete; -basic properties of the concrete mixture and concrete; -peculiarities of concreting in winter time; -special types of heavy concrete. The main task is:familiarizing the student with concretes, which are classified according to the following main features: by purpose, by average density, by type of binder, by type of aggregates, by structure, by curing conditions. Methodical instructions are compiled in accordance with the approved program for the subject "Construction Materials" for students of construction specialties.

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I, Irina Robertovna Baghdasaryan-8.09.1971 in Stepanakert.1978-1988g.graduated from secondary school 3.1988-1993g.graduated from YERASI majoring in "Civil Engineering", with the title "Civil Engineer".2014g.awarded the degree of Candidate of Technical Sciences.2015g.-scientific title of Associate Professor.Author of 19 scientific works.Participant in a number of international scientific conferences in Russia and abroad.Married.

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Lecture course section "Concretes" is composed of review lectures, using the recommended literature. As a result of studying the section, the student must: -know the classification of concretes; -materials for the preparation of ordinary (heavy) concrete; -basic properties of the concrete mixture and concrete; -peculiarities of concreting in winter time; -special types of heavy concrete. The main task is:familiarizing the student with concretes, which are classified according to the following main features: by purpose, by average density, by type of binder, by type of aggregates, by structure, by curing conditions. Methodical instructions are compiled in accordance with the approved program for the subject "Construction Materials" for students of construction specialties.