The the size of the aggregate, the--------- is the surface area and hence --amount of water is required for wetting the surface and less matrix or paste is required for lubricating the surface to- internal friction. For a given quantity of water and paste, bigger size of aggregates will give higher workability. The above, of course will be true within certain

The the size of the aggregate, the--------- is the surface area and hence --amount of water is required for wetting the surface and less matrix or paste is required for lubricating the surface to- internal friction. For a given quantity of water and paste, bigger size of aggregates will give higher workability. The above, of course will be true within certain

Solid Waste Engineering

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Author:Worrell, William A.

Publisher:Worrell, William A.

Chapter4: Mechanical Processes

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