This document discusses the results of tests conducted on concrete mixtures with different water-cement ratios. While accelerated tests projected higher strength for a ratio of 0.46, the actual 28-day strengths were ultimately higher for lower ratios of 0.44 and 0.42. More testing was done to better correlate the projected and actual strength results.
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Accelerated Curing
This document discusses the results of tests conducted on concrete mixtures with different water-cement ratios. While accelerated tests projected higher strength for a ratio of 0.46, the actual 28-day strengths were ultimately higher for lower ratios of 0.44 and 0.42. More testing was done to better correlate the projected and actual strength results.
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Conclusion
A huge difference between the actual 28 days
strength and the projected strength based on accelerated test was noted as seen from Table 1. Care was taken to use exactly the same materials for all the six designs. It can be seen that the projected strength obtained for water cement ratio of 0.46 was more than that with water cement ratio of 0.44 and 0.42. The actual 28-days strength for this water cement ratio is also slightly higher than what was expected. More tests were conducted to develop a fresh correlation equation between these strengths. The results are furnished below