What is Cement Gel in Concrete?
IS 10262: 2009 and IS: 10262: 2019 in concrete mix design: This IS provides guidelines for proportioning concrete mixes as per requirements using the concrete materials and the supplementary materials. IS 10262: 2019 is the second revision of the first edition IS 10262: 2009 in concrete mix design iRead more
IS 10262: 2009 and IS: 10262: 2019 in concrete mix design:
This IS provides guidelines for proportioning concrete mixes as per requirements using the concrete materials and the supplementary materials. IS 10262: 2019 is the second revision of the first edition IS 10262: 2009 in concrete mix design in which the following major changes have been made(As per the description of the code):
- The standard was divided into five sections as General, Ordinary and standard grades of concrete, high strength grades of concrete, Self-compacting concrete and Mass concrete.
- A new section for Mix proportioning procedure for High strength concrete for M65 and above(up to target strength of M 100) was included.
- The formula for the target mean strength for mix proportioning for refined by including a new factor based on the grade of the concrete. It was done to ensure a min margin been the characteristic compressive strength and the target mean strength.
- A graph of W/C vs. 28 days strength of concrete introduced for different grades and types of cements for an alternative to initial water-cement ratio assumption.
- In the design of normal concrete mix proportion, the consideration of air content was reintroduced.




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The cement gel in a cement is generally known as calcium silicate hydrate (CSH). It helps in strength and binding property. The production of cement gel occurs when a hydration reaction occurs by mixing water and cement; the paste so formed is called as cement gel.
The cement gel in a cement is generally known as calcium silicate hydrate (CSH). It helps in strength and binding property. The production of cement gel occurs when a hydration reaction occurs by mixing water and cement; the paste so formed is called as cement gel.
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