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'''Lime concrete''' is composite mixture of lime as binding material, [[sand]] as fine aggregate and [[gravel]] as coarse aggregate in appropriate proportions. It has been well known for at least 5000 years and was widely used for the construction works all over the world before the replacement of lime with cement. | '''Lime concrete''' is composite mixture of [[lime]] as binding material, [[sand]] as fine aggregate and [[gravel]] as coarse aggregate in appropriate proportions. It has been well known for at least 5000 years and was widely used for the construction works all over the world before the replacement of lime with [[cement]]. | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
* [[Cement]] | |||
* [[Concrete]] | * [[Concrete]] | ||
* [[Lime Mortar]] | * [[Lime Mortar]] | ||
Revision as of 22:47, 28 September 2022
Lime concrete is composite mixture of lime as binding material, sand as fine aggregate and gravel as coarse aggregate in appropriate proportions. It has been well known for at least 5000 years and was widely used for the construction works all over the world before the replacement of lime with cement.
See also
References
- Lime Concrete - Mix Proportions, Uses and Properties theconstructor.org