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Tag: Alkali carbonate Reaction

Alkali Aggregate Reaction (AAR) in concrete

TeamCivil Concrete, Durability
Alkali Aggregate Reaction

In this post, we will talk about a damage that happens to concrete and this damage is not mainly due to the detrimental materials in the environment. But, this damage is due to using materials

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