The Structural Use of Aerated Concrete

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Short, A;Kinniburgh, W

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The Structural Engineer, Volume 39, Issue 1, 1961

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Short, A;Kinniburgh, W

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The Structural Engineer, Volume 39, Issue 1, 1961

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Aerated concrete is one of a group of materials described collectively as 'lightweight concrete.' The term 'lightweight concrete' is somewhat arbitrary; in the past it has been customary to consider as 'lightweight, any concrete of dry density not exceeding
100 Ib/cu. ft., but the use of reinforced units has led to concretes with a density of 110-115 or even to 120 Ib/cu. ft.

A. Short and W. Kinniburgh

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