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Mastering concreting techniques involves a comprehensive understanding of the materials, processes, and best practices necessary for creating durable and high-quality concrete structures. The course provides practical knowledge on concreting techniques which includes testing of materials, Indian Standard code procedures, design of concrete Mix, Handling of concrete at projects, do’s and don’ts for concrete, etc. This course also provides knowledge on Self Compacting Concrete, Pavement Quality Concrete, Fiber reinforced concrete, Dry Lean Concrete and Mass Concrete. The learner will get practical tips on best practices in concrete construction from L&T’s decades of experience in handling hundreds of millions of cubic meters of concrete in its project sites. This course will help the learner acquire application-oriented knowledge in concreting techniques. Target Learners Civil Engineering Students, faculties and working professionals
Syllabus
- Course 1: Concreting materials
- Course 2: Production of concrete
- Course 3: Field concreting
Courses
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The “Concreting materials” are essential components used in the production of concrete, which is a versatile construction material widely used in the building and infrastructure industries. Understanding the properties and interactions of these concreting materials is crucial for achieving the desired performance, strength, and durability of concrete structures. Engineers and construction professionals carefully design concrete mixes, considering the type and proportion of each material and construction practices to ensure that concrete meets project specifications and industry standards. Target learners Civil Engineering Students, faculties and working professionals
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Field concreting involves on-site mixing, placing, and finishing of concrete in the construction. Key steps include site preparation, concrete mixing, transportation using ready-mix trucks, placing of concrete with the help of Boom placers in the high raise buildings, compaction, finishing, curing, and quality control. Effective coordination ensures efficiency, meeting quality standards, and adhering to safety regulations during field concreting activities Target learners Civil Engineering Students, faculties and working professionals
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Concrete production involves selecting and mixing raw materials—cement, water, fine and coarse aggregates—in precise proportions to achieve desired strength and durability. The process includes batching, thorough mixing, and transporting the concrete in rotating drum trucks to prevent premature setting. At the construction site, concrete is poured into molds, vibrated to remove air bubbles, and then cured under controlled conditions to harden and gain strength. This careful process ensures the creation of a durable and versatile material for various construction applications. Target learners Civil Engineering Students, faculties and working professionals
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