Age at test
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Average
crushing strength
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Ordinary
Portland cement
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Storage in air 18°C 65%, R H N/mm2
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Storage in water N/mm2
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1 day
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5.5
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-
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3 days
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15.0
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15.2
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7 days
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22.0
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22.7
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28 days
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31.0
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34.5
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3 months
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37.2
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44.1
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(1 cement - 6 aggregate,
by weight, 0.60 water - cement ratio).
In some literature the
required grade of concrete is noted by the proportions of cement - sand -
stone, so called nominal mixes rather than the compressive strength. Therefore
some common nominal mixes have been included in Table 3.12. Note, however, that
the amount of water added to such a mix will have a great influence on the
compressive strength of the cured concrete.
The leaner of the
nominal mixes listed opposite the C7 and C10 grades are only workable with very
well-graded aggregates ranging up to quite large sizes.
Ingredients
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