ACI 213 2014 RA2023
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ACI PRC-213-14(23) Guide for Structural Lightweight-Aggregate Concrete Reapproved 2023
Published By | Publication Date | Number of Pages |
ACI | 2014 |
The guide summarizes the present state of technology, presents and interprets the data on lightweight-aggregate concrete from many laboratory studies and the accumulated experience resulting from its successful use, and reviews performance of structural lightweight aggregate concrete in service. This guide includes a definition of lightweight-aggregate concrete for structural purposes and discusses, in a condensed fashion, the production methods for and inherent properties of structural lightweight aggregates. Current practices for proportioning, mixing, transporting, and placing; properties of hardened concrete; and the design of structural concrete with reference to ACI 318 are all discussed. Keywords: abrasion resistance; aggregate; bond; contact zone; durability; fire resistance; internal curing; lightweight aggregate; lightweight concrete; mixture proportion; shear; shrinkage; specified density concrete; strength; thermal conductivity
PDF Catalog
PDF Pages | PDF Title |
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3 | TITLE PAGE |
4 | CHAPTER 1—INTRODUCTION AND SCOPE 1.1—Introduction 1.2—Scope |
6 | CHAPTER 2—NOTATION AND DEFINITIONS 2.1––Notation 2.2––Definitions CHAPTER 3––STRUCTURAL LIGHTWEIGHT AGGREGATES 3.1—Internal structure of lightweight aggregates 3.2—Production of lightweight aggregates |
7 | 3.3—Aggregate properties |
9 | CHAPTER 4—SPECIFYING, PROPORTIONING, MIXING, AND HANDLING 4.1—Scope 4.2—Specifying lightweight concrete 4.3—Materials |
10 | 4.4—Mixture proportioning criteria |
11 | 4.5—Proportioning and adjusting mixtures |
12 | 4.6—Aggregate preparation for mixing 4.7—Placing and finishing |
13 | 4.8—Curing 4.9—Laboratory and field control CHAPTER 5—PHYSICAL AND MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF STRUCTURAL LIGHTWEIGHT AGGREGATE CONCRETE 5.1—Scope 5.2—Compressive strength |
14 | 5.3—Density of lightweight concrete 5.4—Tensile strength |
16 | 5.5—Modulus of elasticity 5.6—Poisson’s ratio 5.7—Ultimate strain 5.8—Creep |
17 | 5.9—Shrinkage |
18 | 5.10—Bond strength 5.11—Thermal expansion 5.12—Heat flow properties |
20 | 5.13—Fire endurance |
21 | 5.14—Energy absorption and blast resistance CHAPTER 6—DURABILITY OF STRUCTURAL LIGHTWEIGHT-AGGREGATE CONCRETE 6.1—General |
22 | 6.2—Absorption 6.3—Contact zone/interface |
24 | 6.4—Resistance to corrosion |
26 | 6.5—Alkali-aggregate reaction 6.6—Abrasion resistance CHAPTER 7—DESIGN OF STRUCTURAL LIGHTWEIGHT-AGGREGATE CONCRETE 7.1—Scope 7.2—General considerations 7.3—Modulus of elasticity |
27 | 7.4—Tensile strength 7.5—Shear and diagonal tension |
28 | 7.6—Development length 7.7—Deflection |
29 | 7.8—Columns 7.9—Prestressed lightweight concrete |
30 | 7.10—Thermal design considerations 7.11—Seismic design 7.12—Fatigue |
32 | CHAPTER 8—PERFORMANCE AND APPLICATIONS OF LIGHTWEIGHT-AGGREGATE CONCRETE 8.1—Scope and historical development 8.2—Structural efficiency of lightweight concrete 8.3—Applications of high-performance lightweight concrete |
36 | 8.4—Self-consolidating lightweight concrete |
37 | 8.5—Advantages of lightweight concrete |
38 | 8.6—Sustainability of lightweight concrete CHAPTER 9—ENHANCED PERFORMANCE DUE TO INTERNALLY STORED WATER (INTERNAL CURING) 9.1—Concept of internal curing 9.2—Mixture proportioning for internal curing |
40 | 9.3—Properties of the aggregate for internal curing |
41 | 9.4—Influence of internal curing on concrete properties and behavior |
46 | 9.5—Field experience |
47 | 9.6—Internal curing summary and potential impact on sustainability CHAPTER 10—REFERENCES |
48 | Authored documents |