4 Grouping and Types of Concrete in Indonesia |
Based on unit weight
(SNI 03-2847-2002)
Lightweight concrete :
unit weight <1,900 kg / m³
Normal concrete : unit
weight 2,200 kg / m³ - 2,500 kg / m³
Concrete weight : unit
weight> 2,500 kg / m³
SNI does not classify
heavy concrete, but in general concrete with a unit weight above 2,500 kg / m³
is categorized as heavy concrete, although some apply a value of 3,200 kg / m³
as a heavy concrete lower limit Concrete whose unit weight is between the above
categories is generally not effective comparison of its own weight and
strength, although there is no prohibition to make concrete with a unit weight
between 1,900 kg / m³ - 2,200 kg / m³
1. BASED ON CONCRETE
QUALITY
(SNI 03-6468-2000, ACI
318, ACI 363R-92) from cylindrical test objects (dia. 15 cm, height 30 cm)
- Low quality concrete (low strength concrete): fc '<20 MPa
- Medium quality concrete (medium strength concrete): fc '= 21 MPa - 40 MPa
- High strength concrete: fc '> 41 MPa
- Conventional concrete, is a normal concrete that does not experience Prestressed pre-service stress
- Pre-stressed concrete is concrete which is given pre-service stress at the time of manufacture, with a pre-stressing system
- Post-tensioned concrete, is concrete which is given pre-service stress at the time of manufacture, with a post-tensioning system.
3. BASED ON THE
ENVIRONMENT
Concrete in special
environments is generally grouped based on conditions that threaten the
resistance of reinforced concrete construction:
- concrete in a corrosive environment, because of the influence of sulfate, chloride, alkali salts, etc.
- concrete in a non-corrosive wet environment
- concrete in the environment exposed to weather
- concrete in an environment protected from weather
4. BASED ON MAKING
From the way it is
made, concrete is generally grouped:
- In-site cast concrete, which is casted concrete in place, with mold or reference installed in the location of structural elements in buildings or buildings or infrastructure
- Pre-cast concrete, which is concrete casted at a special manufacturing location, and then transported and assembled to be installed in the location of structural elements in buildings or buildings or infrastructure.