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This document provides methods for evaluating various properties of in-place concrete, including: 1. Compressive strength, tensile strength, dynamic modulus of elasticity, and resistance to chloride penetration can be evaluated through core testing or non-destructive methods like rebound hammer and ultrasonic pulse velocity testing. 2. Relative compressive strength, shrinkage/expansion, air content, cement content and aggregate properties can provide information on the original quality of the concrete and help determine causes of distress. 3. Chloride content, carbonation, pH, air permeability, and electrical resistance can help evaluate corrosion protection and susceptibility of steel reinforcement.
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Property/ Condition Method Comment

This document provides methods for evaluating various properties of in-place concrete, including: 1. Compressive strength, tensile strength, dynamic modulus of elasticity, and resistance to chloride penetration can be evaluated through core testing or non-destructive methods like rebound hammer and ultrasonic pulse velocity testing. 2. Relative compressive strength, shrinkage/expansion, air content, cement content and aggregate properties can provide information on the original quality of the concrete and help determine causes of distress. 3. Chloride content, carbonation, pH, air permeability, and electrical resistance can help evaluate corrosion protection and susceptibility of steel reinforcement.
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Property/ Condition Method Comment

Primary Secondary
Compressive strength Cores for compression testing Penetration resistance (ASTM Strength of in-place concrete;
(ASTM C42 and C39) C803):Pullout testing (drilled-in) comparison of strength in different
locations. Drilled-in pullout test not
standardized by ASTM
Relative compressive Rebound number (ASTM C Rebound number influenced by near
strength 805); Ultrasonic pulse velocity surface properties; UPV gives
“average” result through the
(UPV) (ASTM C 597) thickness.
Tensile strength Splitting tensile strength of In-place pulloff test (ACI Assess tensile strength of concrete.
core(ASTM C 496) 503R; BS 1881: Part 207)
Dynamic modulus of Resonant frequency testing of Ultrasonic pulse velocity Requires knowledge of density and
elasticity sawed specimens (ASTM C (ASTM C 597); impact-echo; poisson’s ratio (except C215);
469) spectral analysis of surface dynamic elastic modulus is typically
waves (SASW) grater than the static elastic modulus
Shrinkage/expansion Length change of drilled or Measure of incremental potential
sawed specimens (ASTM C 341) length change.

Resistance to chloride 90-day ponding test (AASHTO Electrical indication of Establish relative susceptibility of
penetration T 259) concrete’s ability to resist concrete to chloride ion intrusion;
chloride ion penetration assess effectiveness of chemical
(ASTM C 1201) sealers, membranes, and overlays
Property/ Condition Method Comment
Primary Secondary
Air content; cement Assist in determination of cause(s)
content: Petrographic examination of Petrographic examination of of
distress; degree of damage;
and aggregate properties concrete samples removed aggregates (ASTM C 294, C quality of
(scaling; alkali silica
reactivity; from structure (ASTM C 856 295) concrete when originally cast and
freeze/thaw susceptibility) and ASTM C 457); cement current.
content (ASTM C 1084)
Alkali-silica reactivity
(ASR) Cornell/SHRP rapid teat Establish in field if observed
(SHRP-C-315) deterioration is due to ASR
Assess corrosion protection value
Carbonation, pH Phenolphthalein (qualitative Other pH indicators of
concrete with depth and
indication); pH meter (e.g.,litmus paper) susceptibility
of steel reinforcement to
corrosion;
depth of carbonation
Rebound number permits
Fire damage Petrography; rebound number SASW;UPV; Impact-echo; demarcation
(ASTM C 805) Impulse-response of damaged surface
Freezing and thawing
damage Petrography SASW; Impulse-response
Chloride ion content Acid-soluble (ASTM C 1152) Specific ion probe(SHRP-S- Chloride ingress increases
susceptibility of steel
and water-soluble (ASTM C 328) reinforcement to
1218) corrosion
Chloride ion content Acid-soluble (ASTM C 1152) Specific ion probe(SHRP-S- Chloride ingress increases
susceptibility of steel
and water-soluble (ASTM C 328) reinforcement to

1218) corrosion
SHRP surface airflow Measures in-place permeability
Air permeability method index
of the near-surface
(SHRP-S-329) concrete(15mm)
AC resistance useful for
Electrical resistance of AC resistance using 4-probe SHRP surface resistance evaluating

concrete resistance meter test(SHRP-S-327) effectiveness of admixtures and


cementitious additions; SHRP
method
useful for evaluating
effectiveness of

sealers.
Air content; cement Assist in determination of
content: Petrographic examination of Petrographic examination of cause(s) of
distress; degree of damage;
and aggregate properties concrete samples removed aggregates (ASTM C 294, C quality of
(scaling; alkali silica
reactivity; from structure (ASTM C 856 295) concrete when originally cast and

freeze/thaw susceptibility) and ASTM C 457); cement current.

content (ASTM C 1084)

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