1) The document provides details on concrete mix design, including defining the sign or label for concrete mixes, determining characteristic strength, environmental exposure classes, consistency classes, and steps for mix design.
2) It outlines Bolomey-Palotás design method, which uses empirical formulas to determine mix proportions based on target mean strength, including calculating water-cement ratio and cement content.
3) An example mix design is shown for concrete grade C30/37, outlining the calculations to determine the proportions of cement, water, and aggregate.
1) The document provides details on concrete mix design, including defining the sign or label for concrete mixes, determining characteristic strength, environmental exposure classes, consistency classes, and steps for mix design.
2) It outlines Bolomey-Palotás design method, which uses empirical formulas to determine mix proportions based on target mean strength, including calculating water-cement ratio and cement content.
3) An example mix design is shown for concrete grade C30/37, outlining the calculations to determine the proportions of cement, water, and aggregate.
1) The document provides details on concrete mix design, including defining the sign or label for concrete mixes, determining characteristic strength, environmental exposure classes, consistency classes, and steps for mix design.
2) It outlines Bolomey-Palotás design method, which uses empirical formulas to determine mix proportions based on target mean strength, including calculating water-cement ratio and cement content.
3) An example mix design is shown for concrete grade C30/37, outlining the calculations to determine the proportions of cement, water, and aggregate.
1) The document provides details on concrete mix design, including defining the sign or label for concrete mixes, determining characteristic strength, environmental exposure classes, consistency classes, and steps for mix design.
2) It outlines Bolomey-Palotás design method, which uses empirical formulas to determine mix proportions based on target mean strength, including calculating water-cement ratio and cement content.
3) An example mix design is shown for concrete grade C30/37, outlining the calculations to determine the proportions of cement, water, and aggregate.
The document discusses the components and process of concrete mix design.
The concrete mix design sign indicates the characteristic strength, environmental exposure class, consistency class, and other factors.
The type of samples, number of specimens, curing method, and cement type need to be decided in the first step.
CONCRETE MIX DESIGN
Compiled by: Dr. Tams Simon
Concrete Mix Design (sign of concrete) The sign of concrete: C Sign of concrete: C 16 => f ck = 16 MPa threshold (characteristic) value, standard cylinder, wet curing 20 => f ck,cube = 20 MPa threshold (characteristic) value, standard cube, wet curing 16/20-XC4-XF1-16/F3(P) MSZ 4798-1:2004 16/20 -XC4-XF1-16/F3(P) Can be: C normal ( t : 2001-2600 kg/m 3 ) (Sandy gravel, crushed) LC light weight ( t : 600-2000 kg/m 3 ) (PS, perlit etc.) HC heavy weight ( t : 2601- kg/m 3 ) (iron ore etc.) Concrete Mix Design (sign of concrete) Sign of concrete : C16/20- -16/F3(P) Environmental (exposure) class: X Constant sign for exposure C, F etc. Meaning is the exposure (chloride, sulphate, freeze-thaw, watertightness etc.) 4;1 stb. Measure (seriousness) of the effect Sign of concrete : C 16/20-XC4-XF1- /F3(P) MSA (D max ) Sign of concrete : C16/20-XC4-XF1-16/ Consistency class (slump S, flow F, vebe V, compacting factor C) XC4-XF1 16 F3(P) Fluid like Plastic Semy plastic Earth moist First step of the mix design Must be decided: - type of samples (standard cube, or cylinder), - number of specimens within the sample, - curing (wet or mixed curing), - type of cement to be used. According to Bolomey-Palots design, which is based on empirical formulas the values obtained must be checked by a trial mix! The work may be started! Must be known: - what is the standard deviation of the mixing plant. Concrete Mix Design Decided: - standard cube (150x150x150 mm) - 10 pcs specimen in the sample - wet curing, - CEMII 42,5 quality cement will be used. Got information: - standard deviation of the plant is 4 Nmm 2 for similar concrete. Sign of concrete to be designed: C30/37-XC4-XF1-16/F3(P) The Bolomey-Palots method works with cubes of 200 mm edge, mix cured specimens and understands the mean strength, which is the basic data, so it must be at first determined from the characteristic (threshold) strength which is in the sign of concrete. Conc. Mix Des. C30/37-XC4-XF1-16/F3(P) 37 N/mm 2 is the threshold (characteristic) strength of the 150mm cubes, wet cured. f ck,mix cured /f ck,wet cured = 1,087 and f ck,200 /f ck,150 = 0,94 then f ck,200,mix cured = 1,0870,9437 = 37,8 N/mm 2 The design value of the compressive strength however is not the characteristic value, but the average, (target mean strength) which is tobe obtained by: f m,200,mix cured = f ck,200,mix cured + ts where t is the Students factor, depending on the number of specimens, while s is the standard deviation of the mixing plant in N/mm 2 . pcs 3 5 10 12 14 16 18 20 25 30 40 t 2,28 1,97 1,79 1,77 1,75 1,73 1,72 1,71 1,70 1,69 1,68 f m,200,mix cured = 37,8 + 1,794 = 44,96 ~ 45 N/mm 2 (Ezzel szemben az MSZ 4798-:2004 47 N/mm 2 -et ad meg! Mi a 45-s rtkkel szmolunk tovbb.) Conc. Mix Des. C30/37-XC4-XF1-16/F3(P) Determination of water cement factor: v/c = x f m,200,mix cured = A(1/x 0,3), where A depend on the type of cement (connected to the water demand of cement). Cement type A h w CEM52,5 27,5 0,95 CEM42,5 22 1,0 CEM32,5 17 1,04 45/22 + 0,3 = 1/x x = 0,426 Next step is to calculate an aid parameter for further calculation, the reduced water-cement factor (x 0 ). Take care! For the real mixture x is to be used! x x 0 = = h w h c h d 0,426 = 1,01,251,01 1,35 F 1,25 P 1,15 SP 1,00 EM h c Consystence 1,07 8 1,04 12 1,01 16 1,00 24 0,98 32 0,97 48 0,96 63 h d Dmax 0,337 Conc. Mix Des. C30/37-XC4-XF1-16/F3(P) In the next step the corresponding cement content (c) and finess modulus of the aggregate (m) will be determined. IMPORTANT! We are calculating for 1 m 3 of concrete, in case of dry aggregate! m = 11 (x 0 0,1)c/23 (a=1,07 cement saving solution) m = (2,66lgD max +2,2 + 0,0028c)a (a=0,9 rich mix design) a=1,0 the just saturated case. Under saturated Just saturated Over saturated Conc. Mix Des. Determination of corresponding m and c values m = 11 (x 0 0,1)c/23 m = (2,66lgD max +2,2 + 0,0028c)1,0 m = 11 (0,337 0,1)c/23 m = (2,66lg16+2,2 + 0,0028c)1,0 m = 11 0,237c/23 m = (2,66lg16+2,2 + 0,0028c) m = 11 0,237c/23 m = 5,403 + 0,0028c 11 0,0103c = 5,403 + 0,0028c 16,403 = 0,0131c c = 1252 kg/m 3 cement IMPOSSIBLE!!!! Must have made a mistake somewhere!!!! OHHH NOT ADDING BUT SUBSCRIBING IS ON THE LEFT 5,597 = 0,0131c c = 427 kg/m 3 cement (Bit much, but acceptible) m = 5,403 + 0,0028427 = 6,6 Conc. Mix Des. Determination of ratio of constituents While working, in e-mail we obtained the following actual information: - aggregate is mixed out of 3 fraction by the plant, in the ratio of 20, 30 s 50%, - moisture content of I st fraction: 5 m%, the II nd : m%, and the III rd is phorous, absorbing 3 m% water, - the density of cement is 3,15 kg/l ll l, and of aggregate 2,63 kg/l ll l. Conc. Mix Des. Ratio of constituents --- --- --- --- Total --- --- 1,5% --- --- 15 --- Air f = 3% 50% --- 2,63 30% n = 5% 20% Aggr. tap w. 1,0 Water ---- CEMII 42,5 427 3.15 Cem. kg/m 3 kg/m 3 ---- kg/m 3 l ll l/m 3 [kg/l ll l] Deno. Corr. Note Dry aggregate Material 182 135,5 182 1000 6 6 7 , 5 1 7 5 5351 527 877 2364 +17,55 - 17,55 + 26,31 427 191 369 527 877 2391
Conc. Mix Des. The mix ratio: W:C:A may be determined for both the dry (and not taking into consideration the absorption) aggregate and the actual case. Dry aggregate case: W:C:A = 182:427:1755 = 0,426:1:4,11 = x:1:y Actual case, to be determined befor starting mixing, at least two times a day: W:C:A = 191:427:1773 = 0,447:1:4,15 = x:1:y where x = water/cement ratio y = aggregate/cement ratio Thank you for the attention