Übersetzung für 'cement-aggregate ratio' von Englisch nach Deutsch

cement-aggregate ratio

Zement-Zuschlagstoff-Verhältnis {n}

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cement-water ratio <c/w ratio> [e.g. of concrete]

Zement-Wasser-Wert {m} <z/w-Wert> [z. B. von Beton]constr.

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water/cement ratio <w/c ratio> [e.g. of concrete]

Wasser-Zement-Wert {m} <w/z-Wert> [z. B. von Beton]constr.

cement/water ratio <c/w ratio> [e.g. of concrete]

Zement-Wasser-Wert {m} <z/w-Wert> [z. B. von Beton]constr.

water to cement ratio <w/c ratio> [e.g. of concrete]

Wasser-Zement-Wert {m} <w/z-Wert> [z. B. von Beton]constr.

Wasser-Zement-Verhältnis {n} <w/z-Verhältnis> [z. B. von Beton]constr.

Wasserzementwert {m} <w/z-Wert> [z. B. von Beton]constr.

water-cement ratio <w/c ratio>

Wasser-Zement-Wert {m} <w/z-Wert>constr.

Wasserzementwert {m} <w/z-Wert>constr.

Wasser-Zement-Faktor {m}constr.

water/cement ratio <w/c ratio>

Wasserzementwert {m} <w/z-Wert>constr.

aggregate saving ratio

volkswirtschaftliche Sparquote {f}

cement/water ratio

Wasser-Zement-Verhältnis {n} [von Beton]

water/cement ratio <w/c>

Wasser-Zement-Verhältnis {n} [von Beton]

water-cement <w/c> ratio

Wasser-Zement-Verhältnis {n} [von Beton]constr.

signal-to-noise ratio <SNR, S/N ratio>

Signal-zu-Rausch-Abstand {m} <SNR, S/N-Abstand>audioMedTech.telecom.

signal-to-error ratio <S/E-ratio> [also: signal/error ratio]

Signal-Fehler-Verhältnis {n} [auch: Signal/Fehler-Verhältnis]electr.

signal / noise ratio <SNR, S/N ratio>

Signal / Rauschabstand {m} <SNR, S/N-Abstand> [Signal-Rausch-Verhältnis, (Signal-) Rauschabstand]electr.

aggregate

Summe {f}

Zuschlag {m} [Beton]constr.

aggregate {adj}

Gesamt-

• With concrete performance so dependent on accurate water measurement, systems often use digital scales for cementitious materials and aggregates, and moisture probes to measure aggregate water content as it enters the aggregate batcher to automatically compensate for the mix design water/cement ratio target.
• Pervious concrete consists of cement, coarse aggregate (size should be 9.5 mm to 12.5 mm) and water with little to no fine aggregates.
• Often silica fume is added to prevent the formation of free calcium hydroxide crystals in the cement matrix, which might reduce the strength at the cement-aggregate bond.