Every construction project begins with a foundation. Whether your constructing a parking lot, driveaway, or sidewalk, The Foundation of the infrastructure requires high-quality aggregate. Aggregates are a raw material used extensively in the construction of concrete, tiles, bridges and beyond.

The Features of Aggregate - size, shape and gradation:
Cement Aggregate occupies the majority of the volume in concrete. When you mix in aggregates, It is what pastes together the cement. It is also what changes the look and feel of the surface. The aesthetic of aggregates affects the concretes of the countertop. Moreover, the size and gradation of aggregates are important. Size can range from small fine sand to large first-sized rocks.

There are generally three types of aggregate gradations:
Gap Graded: this type of aggregate has coarse aggregate particles that are similar in size but vary in size from the fine aggregate. It pieces together the large aggregate and the fine aggregate.
Poorly Graded: Poorly graded aggregate consists of variations in size, which packs together the particles and leaves large spaces in concrete.
Well Graded: well-graded aggregate has even spans of sizes, ranging from fine to coarse. These aggregates can be complex when it comes to proportion. Especially since the goal is always to maximize volume while preserving the aesthetic, workability and strength.

The volume of aggregate in construction:
With many expansions in roads and streets, the need for aggregate has increased. In the last 20 years, the construction of aggregates has dramatically increased.

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