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Jadual Mix Design (Example1)

The document outlines the steps and calculations for determining a concrete mix design. It includes determining the characteristic strength, standard deviation, target mean strength, water-cement ratio, aggregate proportions, and quantities of cement, water, and aggregates. The mix design aims to achieve the specified characteristic strength of 35 N/mm^2 while meeting requirements for slump, aggregate size, water content, cement content, and aggregate proportions.

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Jadual Mix Design (Example1)

The document outlines the steps and calculations for determining a concrete mix design. It includes determining the characteristic strength, standard deviation, target mean strength, water-cement ratio, aggregate proportions, and quantities of cement, water, and aggregates. The mix design aims to achieve the specified characteristic strength of 35 N/mm^2 while meeting requirements for slump, aggregate size, water content, cement content, and aggregate proportions.

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Table 1 : Concrete mix design for unrestricted/restricted design

Stage Item Reference or Values


calculation
1 1.1 Characteristic strength Specified 35 N/mm2 at 28. days

Proportion defective 1 %
1.2 Standard deviation Fig. 2 - N/mm2 or no data 8 N/mm2

1.3 Margin C1 or specified (k = 2.33) 2.33 x 8 = 19 N/mm2

1.4 Target mean strength C2 35 + 19 = 54 N/mm2


(TMS)
1.5 Cement type Specified OPC/SRPC/RHPC

1.6 Aggregate type : coarse Specified Crushed / uncrushed


Aggregate type : fine Crushed / uncrushed
1.7 Free-water / cement ratio Table 2, Fig. 3 0.45
1.8 Maximum free-water/ Specified ………… } – Use the lower value ……..
cement ratio

2 2.1 Slump or Vebe time Specified Slump 100 mm or Vebe time - s


2.2 Maximum aggregate size Specified 10 mm

2.3 Free-water content Table 3 233 kg/m3

3 3.1 Cement content C3 233 ÷ 0.45 = 518 kg/m3

3.2 Maximum cement content Specified - kg/m3

3.3 Minimum cement content Specified - kg/m3


Use 3.1 if ≤ 3.2
Use 3.3 if  3.1
3.4 Modified free-water / -
cement ratio

4 4.1 Relative density of


aggregate (SSD) 2.65 known/assumed

4.2 Concrete density Fig. 5 2,375 kg/m3

4.3 Total aggregate content C4 2,375-518-233 = 1,624 kg/m3

5 5.1 Grading of fine aggregate Percentage passing 600 m sieve 60 %

5.2 Proportion of fine Fig. 6 44 %


aggregate
5.3 Fine aggregate content 0.44 x 1,624 = 715 kg/m3
5.4 Coarse aggregate C5
content 0.56 x 1,624 = 910 kg/m3

Quantities Cement Water Fine Coarse aggregate (kg)


(kg) (kg or L) aggregate(kg)
10 mm 20 mm 40 mm
per m3 (to nearest 5 kg) 520 235 715 910 - -
per trial mix of 0.0143 m3 7.4 3.4 10.2 13.0 _________ ________
Note : Items in italics are optional limiting values that may be specified.

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