Downloads, Publications and Photographs
EN206-1
Concrete EN-day -
Frequently Asked Questions
New European Standards
- Replacements for British Standards
Forms for
Specifying or Scheduling Concrete in Accordance with BS 8500-1
Guidance
on the Application of the EN 206-1 Conformity Rules
How to Use
BS 8500 with BS 8110
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European Standards replacing British Standards
European Replacements for British Standards: Concrete and its Constituent
Materials
Guidance
on the use of terms in the cement and concrete industries
Introduction
to Eurocodes
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Mix Performance & Ordering (Including
EN206-1 Testing Requirements)
Mix
Performance and Ordering Inc. EN 206-1 Testing Requirements
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Placement, Compaction and Curing
Dos and Don'ts of Concrete brochure - available soon.
Placing,
Compacting and Curing Concrete
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Sampling and Testing Concrete
Early Age Strength
Assessment of Concrete on Site
Site
Sampling and Testing of Concrete
Mix
Performance and Ordering Inc. EN 206-1 Testing Requirements
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High Strength Concrete
BRMCA
High Strength Concrete Presentation
Supporting
Notes for HSC Presentation
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Self Compacting Concrete
Self
Compacting Concrete article
The European
Guidelines for Self-Compacting Concrete
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Sustainability
Masterclass
Certificate with Signatures
Guidance
Document on 'Sustainable Concrete Design and Rating Systems'
Thermal Mass
- A Concrete Solution for the Changing Climate
NEW Concrete for Energy-efficient Buildings. The Benefits of Thermal
Mass
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Responsible Sourcing
New Procedures - available soon
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Concrete Structures (General)
Concrete
Structures
Concrete
for Improved Speed and Efficiency
Improving
Rebar Information and Supply
Economic Assembly
of Reinforcement
High Performance Buildings using Tunnel Form Concrete Construction
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Concrete Frames
Improving
Concrete Frame Construction
High Performance
Hospitals using Concrete Frames and Cladding
NEW
Comprehensive Fire Protection and Safety with Concrete
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Concrete Basements
Basement
1 - Benefits, Visibility and Costs
Six Model Basements
from Figura Design
High Performance Buildings using Insulating Concrete Formwork
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Flooring
Early Striking
and Improved Backpropping for Efficient Flat Slab Construction
Flat Slabs for
Efficient Concrete Construction
Rationalisation of flat slab reinforcement
Economic
Long-span Concrete Floors
Post-tensioned
Concrete Floors in Multi-storey Buildings
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Hybrid Construction
Best Practice
Guidance for Hybrid Concrete Construction
Albion Wharf:
a Triumph for Precast and In-situ Construction
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Housing
Guidance
Document on 'Sustainable Concrete Design and Rating Systems'
Thermal Mass
- A Concrete Solution for the Changing Climate
NEW Concrete for Energy-efficient Buildings. The Benefits of Thermal
Mass
NEW
Comprehensive Fire Protection and Safety with Concrete
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Projects
Project Profile
- The Copthorne Hotel, Slough, Windsor
Project Profile -
Exchange Tower
Project Profile -
The Harlequin, Watford
Project Profile
- Thurrock Lakeside Car Parks
Project Profile
- Parkside House, Epsom
Project Profile
- Powergen Headquarters
Project Profile -
St George Wharf, London, SW8
Project Profile
- Waterloo International
Practical Yield
Line Design
 St
George Wharf Project Overview
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ERMCO/Concrete Centre Publications:
ERMCO (The European Ready Mixed Concrete Organization) offers additional
publications. These may be found at www.ermco.eu.
Our Partner, The Concrete Centre also offers a number of additional
publications produced in co-operation with BRMCA covering the following:
- Article Reprints
- Best Practice Guidance
- Design Aids
- Industry Partner Publications
- Newsletters
- Project Profiles & Case Studies
- Reports and Research Papers
- Technical Guidance
These may be downloaded 'FREE OF CHARGE' (after Log In on the TCC web
site) by visiting:
http://www.concretecentre.com/main.asp?page=728
For Additional advice please call the FREE NATIONAL HELPLINE on 0845
812 000
(Please note - The Advice is free, the call is charge at the Standard
National Rate)
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QPA Key Issues Service:
Further valuable information on key issues facing the aggregates industry
can be found on the members' site of the QPA website: http://members.qpa.org/index.php
You must be a QPA/BRMCA member company to view these pages - if you
have any difficulties logging in, contact Hilary
Arrowsmith, 020 7963 8017.
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