Question

In: Civil Engineering

highway materials soils and concretes 7-23 Using the water/cement ratio method, select quantities for a trial...

highway materials soils and concretes

7-23 Using the water/cement ratio method, select quantities for a trial mix consisting of two strength cylinders to meet the following criteria: non-air entrained; W/C ratio, 0.55; maximum aggregate size, 37.5 mm (1 1/2 in); slump, 80mm (3 in)

Solutions

Expert Solution

Solution:- the values given in the question are as follows:

water cement ratio(w/c)=0.55

maximum size of aggregate=37.5 mm (1.476 in)

slump of concrete= 80 mm (3 in)

According to abram's law water cement ratio how effect strength of concrete:

according to this low the strenth of concrete is inversely proportional to water cement ratio.if water cement ratio increase so the strenth of concrete is decrease and vice-versa.

According to slum effect on workability:

slump type of workability

0-25 very low

25-50 low

50-100 medium

100-175 high

>175 very high

slump is given in question is 80 mm so workability is high.

Find quantities of material according to trial mix:

maximum size of aggregate given in question is 37.5 mm

water cement ratio 0.55 is used for mild exposer and M20 grade of concrete is used for mild exposer.

M20 concrete grade=1(cement) : 1.5(fine aggregate) : 3(coarse aggregate)

for design trial mix is based on minimum quantity of cement(Kg) used in 1 m^3

minimum quantity of cement in 1 m^3 =300 Kg

but we used the cement 383.2 Kg/m^3

according to M20, find quantity of material

quantity of cement=383.2 Kg

quantity of fine aggregate=1.5*383.2=574.8 Kg

quantity of coarse aggregate=3*383.2=1149.6 Kg   [this quantities of material for 1 m^3 of concrete ] [Ans]


Related Solutions

Do you know affects of water/cement ratio and supplementary cement materials on transition zone?
Do you know affects of water/cement ratio and supplementary cement materials on transition zone?
Explain why an increase in water-to-cement ratio for a fixed amount of cement results in lower...
Explain why an increase in water-to-cement ratio for a fixed amount of cement results in lower concrete strength.
why concrete is weaker than cement paste?explain the affects of water /cement ratio and supplemantary cementitious...
why concrete is weaker than cement paste?explain the affects of water /cement ratio and supplemantary cementitious materials on transition zone
Explain the Water to Cement ratio effect on the Compressive Strength of Concrete Cylinders. What is...
Explain the Water to Cement ratio effect on the Compressive Strength of Concrete Cylinders. What is the normal range of the Water to Cement ratio utilized in a concrete mix design?
(1 Point) A sample of soils was taken by using the sand cone method. The sample...
(1 Point) A sample of soils was taken by using the sand cone method. The sample was placed inside a sealed jar and the total weight jar + sample was 3.08 lbs. The empty jar had weighted 0.75 lbs. before collecting the sample. After collecting the sample, the cone and the calibrated sand bottle were placed on the plate. The sand being used was calibrated in advance and it was determined its relative density was 2.55. The density of water...
Explain the relationship between the water-cement ratio and the quality of hardened concrete. in short answer...
Explain the relationship between the water-cement ratio and the quality of hardened concrete. in short answer please clear handwriting or write it here
Abrams established a rule that relates the water-cement ratio to strength of concrete. List two additional...
Abrams established a rule that relates the water-cement ratio to strength of concrete. List two additional factors that have a significant influnce on the concrete strength. Q2. Explain does why: • The transtion zone impact more rich cementitious mixtures than lean ones. • Air entrainment reduce the strength of moderate to high strength concrete yet may enhance the strength of low strength concrete. • ASTM cements Type I. III, and V have different impact on early and later strength of...
A mid-point method is measured by using an ______ of prices and quantities but a ______ method is measured by using the slope of demand or supply curve.
A mid-point method is measured by using an ______ of prices and quantities but a ______ method is measured by using the slope of demand or supply curve.Group of answer choices:Slope: AverageSlope: Initial ValueAverage: SlopeInitial Value: Slope
Mix No. Water-cement ratio Cementitious Content Fine Aggregate ratio 28-day Compressive strength 1 0.38 350 0.35...
Mix No. Water-cement ratio Cementitious Content Fine Aggregate ratio 28-day Compressive strength 1 0.38 350 0.35 39.7 2 0.4 38.8 3 0.45 39.1 4 375 0.35 34.1 5 0.4 38.2 6 0.45 40.6 7 400 0.35 34.2 8 0.4 39.3 9 0.45 39.8 10 0.43 350 0.35 27.9 11 0.4 37.4 12 0.45 38.5 13 375 0.35 31.9 14 0.4 37.1 15 0.45 33.9 16 400 0.35 26.5 17 0.4 30.7 18 0.45 26.5 19 0.48 350 0.35 30 20...
A Portland Cement Concrete (rigid) pavement is to be designed using AASHTO empirical design method. The...
A Portland Cement Concrete (rigid) pavement is to be designed using AASHTO empirical design method. The pavement should have an 8" granular sub-base having elastic modulus (Esb) of 50x103 psi. The resilient modulus of the subgrade is 5000 psi, and lying just 5 feet above rock strata (bed rock). (a) Determine the design k value, assuming loss of support factor (LSF) of 2. (b) Use the k value obtained from (a) to determine the thickness of the rigid pavement.   Assume...
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT