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Construction Quality Control

Mohamed A. El-Reedy

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The aim of this chapter to is to illustrate the traditional and modern techniques to deliver a high concrete quality match with the current standards. Readymix concrete is most popular in some countries, whereas other countries mix on site. Based on a study by El-Reedy, ready-mix concrete can provide high quality so it can be match with less conservative design. However in some countries, a more conservative and restricted code is needed to cover the uncertainty of concrete mixed on-site.

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The aim of this chapter to is to illustrate the traditional and modern techniques to deliver a high concrete quality match with the current standards. Readymix concrete is most popular in some countries, whereas other countries mix on site. Based on a study by El-Reedy, ready-mix concrete can provide high quality so it can be match with less conservative design. However in some countries, a more conservative and restricted code is needed to cover the uncertainty of concrete mixed on-site.

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The aim of this chapter to is to illustrate the traditional and modern techniques to deliver a high concrete quality match with the current standards. Readymix concrete is most popular in some countries, whereas other countries mix on site. Based on a study by El-Reedy, ready-mix concrete can provide high quality so it can be match with less conservative design. However in some countries, a more conservative and restricted code is needed to cover the uncertainty of concrete mixed on-site.

Key concepts: Quality (philosophy), Control (management), Engineering, Order (exchange), Construction engineering, Computer science, Risk analysis (engineering), Manufacturing engineering

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