Express Structures: Concrete. Minimum characteristic resistance (Video 9)

Recording date: Jan 15, 2020

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What is the main reason why the current Structural Concrete Instruction establishes that the minimum strength of reinforced concrete is 25 MPa? And why, for mass concrete elements, is the use of HM-20 concrete allowed?

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series: Express Structures: Concrete

Author: Dr. Antoni Cladera Bohigas
Teacher at Building engineering
Producer: uib

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