Which of the following statements are wholly correct regarding broken-brick aggregate useable in concretes? 1. Broken-brick aggregate is obtained by crushing waste bricks, and it has a density varying between 1000 kg/m3 — 1200 kg/m3. 2. Such aggregate is used in concrete for the foundation in light buildings, floorings, and walkways. 3. Such aggregate may also be used in light-weight reinforced concrete floors.

Which of the following statements are wholly correct regarding broken-brick aggregate useable in concretes? 1. Broken-brick aggregate is obtained by crushing waste bricks, and it has a density varying between 1000 kg/m3 — 1200 kg/m3. 2. Such aggregate is used in concrete for the foundation in light buildings, floorings, and walkways. 3. Such aggregate may also be used in light-weight reinforced concrete floors. Correct Answer 2 and 3 only

Broken-brick aggregate

Definition

This type of aggregate is obtained by crushing waste bricks.

Usage

This type of aggregate is used for less important works such as a foundation in light buildings, floorings, walkways.

The density of broken brick aggregate is less compared to the coarse aggregate. Hence used in light-weight reinforced concrete floors.

Broken-brick concrete can be designed to obtained compressive strength(between 15MPa to 35MPa) generally required in practice and such a concrete possesses satisfactory structural properties.

Density

1600-2000 kg/m3

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