Civil Engineering - Concrete Technology - Discussion

The given answer i.e. Option (D) is indeed the correct option.

I think it should be "Thick Reinforcement & Heavily Reinforced".

Eg. 12 @ 25mm rod in a Column.

Option C is correct because it is not properly possible to do compaction of harsh concrete in thin and heavily reinforced section.

High workable concrete is used in thin and heavily Reinforced structures. Less workable is used in mass concreting. The primary reason for less workable concrete in mass concreting is to avoid thermal stress developed due to the large volume of the heat of hydration. So, OPTION C is correct.

I think option C is correct : When a section is narrow, complicated, several narrow corners, inaccessible parts; a highly workable concrete is desirable to obtain full compaction through a reasonable amount of effort. When the section is crowded with steel reinforcement and spacing of bars is relatively small, compaction can be difficult and hence highly workable concrete is recommended in such cases. If there are no limitations of the critical section or heavy reinforcement, we can get a wide range of workability for concrete casting.

In thin and heavily reinforced structures needle vibratore cannot be used hence workable concrete is required.

Yes, D answer is correct, because if I can use vibration needle easily, then workability will be increased.

Yes, the correct answer is 'C'. I agree.

Yeah, D is the correct answer. Because in thin structure there may compaction is done by inserting the compaction needle from the surface but which can't be done in the case of the very thick structure.

@All.

It's D only. The given answer is correct.