In construction, the use of high strength concrete is normally associated with high rise buildings and bridge structures. ii) Describe the potential problems that may arise from the use of high strength concrete in the concrete structures.

In construction, the use of high strength concrete is normally associated with high rise buildings and bridge structures. ii) Describe the potential problems that may arise from the use of high strength concrete in the concrete structures.

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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ii) Describe the potential problems that may arise from the use of
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