CEN/TC 104/WG 20 - New constituents for concrete
New constituents for concrete” is to work with standardisation of additional source constituents for concrete (e.g., natural pozzolana and calcinated clays) and to compile the existing regulations and experiences in a status report, and come up with proposals for product standards”.
New constituents for concrete
New constituents for concrete” is to work with standardisation of additional source constituents for concrete (e.g., natural pozzolana and calcinated clays) and to compile the existing regulations and experiences in a status report, and come up with proposals for product standards”.
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CEN/TC 104/WG 20 is a Working Group within the European Committee for Standardization (CEN). It is named "New constituents for concrete" and is responsible for: New constituents for concrete” is to work with standardisation of additional source constituents for concrete (e.g., natural pozzolana and calcinated clays) and to compile the existing regulations and experiences in a status report, and come up with proposals for product standards”. This committee has published 0 standards.
CEN/TC 104/WG 20 develops CEN standards in the area of Information technology. The scope of work includes: New constituents for concrete” is to work with standardisation of additional source constituents for concrete (e.g., natural pozzolana and calcinated clays) and to compile the existing regulations and experiences in a status report, and come up with proposals for product standards”. Currently, there are 0 published standards from this working group.
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