what is concrete cold joint??
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A cold joint is a preparing a concrete surface (existing) to accept a bonding with new concrete. In other works you are creating a bonding area to which you can old and new concrete meet. In some cases the surface is treated with a bonding agent to ensure a stronger bond.
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Blu-tack is some sort of sticky liquid that machinese squeeze out into slabs and they are cooled into the solid state. I am not really sure of the materials as I googled it but it was to no avail. However, I was told by the blu-tack website that blu-tack is squeezed into special shapes containers. And then they are cooled. Period.
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One of civil engineering's specialties is construction of large structures such as dams and highways.  This uses a lot of concrete held together against cracking and gross failure by rebar (reinforcing iron bars).  To make lighter thinner structures, Carbon Fiber (CF) will replace rebar in many future applications.  Zoltek (stock symbol ZOLT) is leading the way with partners to apply commercial grade (as opposed to aerospace grade) CF to concrete structures.
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cold agglutinin\n\nAn agglutinin associated with cold agglutination
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You pass ice cold gas!!
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Waiting for proper weather to ensure a solid set. If it's too dry or too humid, too hot or too cold, the concrete may not set properly and will need to be removed and repoured.
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Dry ice is frozen carbon dioxide.  The temperature at the surface (where it is sublimating back into gas) is -79 degrees Celsius (about -109 degrees Fahrenheit).\n\nSo yeah, it's really really cold, and if you touch it for too long the tissue damage it creates feels almost exactly like a burn.
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You should show how ice expands and can damage roads and concrete... very stiff materials.\nCheck out the links\n\nOh yes and don't forget about wear and tear cars and other vehicles can cause... I am not sure how much time you have for your science fair project... typical road wear studies can last for years.
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you might be double jointed
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Ya ever been ICE fiching? Pretty cold but it's neat.
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Reinforced concrete???
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Cold rolling applies stress to the sheet or bar metal in the form of compression.
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Modern Refrigeration. \n\nSource(s):\n\nhttp://www.constructionbook.com/xq/asp/q...
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drop a concrete block on it
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It would depend on the materials used to construct the building.  Cold usually causes materials to contract, while heat causes most to expand.  This is not true in all cases.   Water caught in cement expands as it freezes and might result in cracks in foundations made with cement.  Most buildings are built to a code which must sustain temperature changes in a given area.\n\nAnother factor might be wind.  Wind can do a great deal of destruction.
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Solid\nCopper melts at 1083ºC
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D. concrete.\nIt means definite, tangible, basically "real" descriptions