6. Conclusion
By weight and volume, aggregates make up the largest proportion
of hydraulic concrete and road products. As such, they are largely
responsible for the mechanical performance of these construction materials,
without losing sight of the essential role of the binder in holding
them in place.
The characteristics of aggregates depend on the nature and quality
of the original material, on the one hand, and on the conditions under
which they are mined and processed, on the other. Geometric and cleanliness
properties can be considerably improved by implementing appropriate
extraction, fragmentation and grading methods, while intrinsic properties
can only be slightly influenced by manufacturing. The homogeneity
of all these characteristics, i.e. the regularity of aggregate supplies,
is the primary objective that every producer must aim for and that
every client must verify....
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