National Seminar on Cement and Parameters for Durability of Concrete 25th and 26th September 1998, Vol - 2

Cement and Cementitious Binders Cement Content Its Role and Fixation in Concrete The Role of Fly Ash in Minimizing Cement Content in Concrete Fracture Behaviour of Cementitious Brittle Matrix Composites - A Review Scope for Optimisation of Consumption of Cement Required For Durability Improved Quality and Consistency of Cement for Economy, Higher Strength and Durability Effect of Cement Content on the Corrosion Rate of Steel in Concrete Concrete Specification Morphology of Cement Paste and Concept of Minimum Cement Contents Cement to be used in Coastal Areas Use of High Grade Cements an Economic and Strength Characteristic Analysis Quality Assurance/Training & Management HRD for Concrete and Construction Technology an Integrated Approach to Optimum Utilisation of Cement Durability of concrete Construction/Manufacturing Practices Essentials for Durability of Concrete Pavement Field Studies of Some Corrosion Protection Coatings on Steel Reinforcement for Durable Concrete Quality, Economy and Environmental Benefits from the Application of Automated Batching Control Systems for the Production of Concrete Use of Flyash and Debris Wastes for Rigid Pavement Construction Classification of Lignite Ashes on The Basis of Chemical Composition Experimental Investigation on the Use of Super Plasticizers and Their Impaction on Minimum Cement Content Use of Ground Granulated Blastfurnace Slag for Strength and Durability Retempering of Concrete with Superplasticiser for Achieving High Strength and Workability A Simple and Accurate Method of Proportioning of Aggregates Development of High Performance Concrete for Nuclear Power Plant Structures Optimised Cement Flyash Concrete Mix Design Using Different Grades of Cement A Critical Study on Concrete Mix Design As Per Is: 10262-1982 Experimental Study on Strength of Cement Mortar and Concrete Using Superplasticiser Experimental Investigations on Reproportioning of Concrete Mixes Using Generalised Approach Method