What does HSC stand for?

High-Strength Concrete

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Byline: Dubai iCrete, a premier concrete technology company, has recently introduced customised and patented high-strength concrete mixes designed for use by providers of precast and pre-stressed concrete.

iCrete launches new concrete mixes

The ERC prepared in this study corresponded to high-strength concrete compared with the conventional cement concrete.

Weathering properties of elastic rubber concrete comprising waste ...

This conservative upper limit was chosen because of the brittle nature of the failure of plain high-strength concrete (HSC) in compression and because there was limited experimental data available on HSC members subjected to reversed cyclic loading.

Background to seismic design provisions in CSA A23.3-04 for ...

High-strength concrete makes up the tower's super-structure, which is supported by large reinforced concrete mats and piles.

Burj Dubai reaches a record high

Using an on-site kiln, the mined kaolin will be processed into metakaolin, an additive used by the concrete industry to produce high-strength concrete.

Producer nears mineral level at prototype kaolin facility

According to NIST researchers, steel loses its strength and structural integrity quicker than high-strength concrete.

Findings back move towards all concrete office buildings

The $10 million project, expected to be completed in late 2006, involves replacing deteriorated concrete pavement slabs with high-strength concrete, placing concrete overlay on various on-and off-ramps, sealing cracks, grinding the pavement and restriping.

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The roof and walls are manufactured from high-strength concrete to meet all local building codes and ADA, and stand up to the rigors of Mother Nature and vandalism.

Restroom buildings