Aggregates for concrete (AMD Corrigendum 15333) (+A1:2008)
BS EN 12620:2002
Document Status
Current
Supplement
Core Supplement
Series
BS EN
Abstract
Specifies the properties of aggregates and fillers by processing natural, manufactured or recycled materials. For aggregates with oven dried particle density greater than 2,00Mg/m³ and recycled aggregate with density between 1,50Mg/m³ and 2,00Mg/m³ with appropriate caveats and recycled fine aggregate (4mm) with appropriate caveats.
History
This standard is a Harmonised European Standard (hEN). Supersedes BS 882:1992 and BS 1047:1983. Amendment 15333 is Corrigendum No.1 dated August 2004 - Implementation of CEN Corrigendum May 2004, replacement in Clause 1 of Note 1, correction to Figure ZA.1 and Figure ZA.3. Amendment dated June 2008 - Implementation of CEN amendment A1:2008.
ISBN
9780580633270
Subjects
- Aggregates
- Materials
Publisher History
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