What is the function of sand in concrete?

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Ahmed Darwish
14-September-2016

Concrete Civil Engineering

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Date Posted: 2016/03/12

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by Mossaad Eabid , service manager , Amreyah cement company

filling the gaps between aggregates because it is a cheap material.

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