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Mix Design For RCC

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CONCRETE MIx DESIGN LAB: Bce Ir eee Nawne ! Aran feumar 001810401200 Roll ro ** seo +7 B3 Mix 261 Peceplewe *- Mix Saye Portland Slag Comenst yr Comet 7 PSC a CA (Coarse Agpeget) = _20_ 3, FA (Fine Aggregate ) => Zew Tt 4 Quali coutel —> Good, 5 Wer bility —> Medium 6 Expose = > Meduak } Grade >t covcite = M25 g Type of Coverxete > REC (Reinforced Lemont Concneli) g: Adie Hues — _No Used clatai of Psd, de Spectre Lapin ' spectre co of usin aggre = Qt + spe rong of HM ORT SN Scanned with CamScanner Fine. Ayyeyptes Givew fand ~~ Zeve TIL i Coan A\ ta Given now nal Aize of Coe ay ae : Mix. desi Koleutotove 1Y Tangyt_ ghey the mix Proportiowing ic iy Fae = = Fe, + 655 " “ who Fac < target wae ig PT eta. d ak 28 | foc = chanact ovate BIO % Sc ae diviotiow fie Soe ant a o a covert , g- 40 nN [mm? 95 4 hOS x4 | ; Few » dong a = 3N6 WS |mm™ | ity Pew = i sy gg wrens =e fou besecl Pv covert r ! As pe 38: fo2b2 - 2039 dable 4 x= OS fe AES concurte ~ deseget abe acid ~ = 305 N]mm Scanned with CamScanner nm IS 10262:2019 Table 1 Value of X (Clause 4.2) ST Grade of Concrete alae of No. ow 2 o Hy wo) “ so Mis id wa ss i M30 wns so] was 65 uss 60 iv) _-M6S and above 80 Table 2 Assumed Standard Deviation (Clause [Link]) je of Concrete having proper storage of cement; w controlled addition of water, regular che aggregate grading and moisture content: and regular checking of workability and strength. Where there are deviations from the above, the site control shall be designated as fair and the values given in the above table shall be inereased by 1 N/mm 2 For grades M6S and above, the standard deviation may also he ‘established by actual trials based on assumed proportions, before Finalizing the mis Scanned with CamScanner we dow » adopted Ok fee, = 31-6 [mm a> seteehon © uset Comet Ratio pew rgd) 3$:10262 - 2019 dhowing te pet bebween wold coment Haro and 29 days CompurArdive n of comceucte (N]mm?), ty free wath Chynewh i of 34-6 N] mn to odopt ot 6h walt Of fer | ee c wpe AAW tetany A z Aw 10 Aaqpared 4 danger Atte ub O49 fe Pc (er cw -2) whil, Using ppc} psc , cue 2 mo be wt binedl ~ absuncr of ochiol 28 Cor Adie Sten ne ( As pu hecinot 2 pip of Ladd From Jable 5, 1S:456=2000_, the moardmum water Cont ratio fot modrat: wxpoure for M25 ,Rcc ua 0-5: dhe lind nm 04 these 2 valuus Bas do be adopteol- “adopted wala coment kato = O48: 3) Astection of watt conlout | AS pee chew 4 , TS1456 2000, Alump youueds- bum =50-100 mm aa ame dium aworkability « . Workabitity = 50 $400 - 45 mm 7 oe As pr dab 4, T8240762- 2019 clause 518, wate conlout Pe curblo meter Df Concturte for meminat mayimum Ain Wie 20mm and dtuewmp of 50mm 7] 186 Ky. Scanned with CamScanner 10262 : 2019 80 50 40 30 CURVE 1 20 - 10 28 DAY COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH OF CONCRETE, Nimm? 0.25 03 4 0.65 FREE WATER CEMENT RATIO Cure 1 for expactes 2 ae ompresti sengh of 39 and < 4 Nie ‘Curve 2 for expected 28 days compressive strength of 43 and < 53 Nim. Ronde’ ces pacoadal as 1 Inte ence “go sy compresine engin of cen hse 12d mye ido OFC 9, ORC 3 and OFC Sep 2 Wine wing PRORSC op curves prthe ata suenath na be ulized Inthe absence ofthe can 78 days compressive sera at IS 456 :2000 “ ‘Table § Minimum Cement Content, Maximum Water-Cement Rati and Minimm Grade of Concrete {for Different Exporares with Normal Weight Aggreztes of 20 mm Nominal Maximum Size (Chaser 12, 1241 nd 912) ad ——— rT — won we ae) aus saw aus sas 0 em ow was ow me 1 Geet cnt prin di ere he pe en as enn 2 The ‘stem cha yh en! ola a ray nee note cng wth rope ‘Seema sein wercenet them cated an gare mas en a ‘ete hehe fp a i ld iS 19 (Patan 8S rpc 1 Man aetna on ant pee Scanned with CamScanner : Outre di Keg stint for Atump Of IS rm As pu “Is: 10262-2059 , clause 5°3 cdtimateel, Wath contee fol #5 mm Atiump [ duereosing A hate of 37 for eveny 25 mm Aluemb) 1860+ jee Be | Aas \oo 191°58 kg fm> o Arkected arrattn touleat = 491-58 491m! &y ST a thesia Wed cone: Mato =” 0°48 poate conlut = 194° 58 Ky | m \y 1 os wroutn_ contend One Comment conti - Coment. Covntiapenes wii, Covclant (Ora Smet O4g ithiomanas eee bos tyme Scanned with CamScanner IS 456 : 2000 7 WORKABILITY OF CONCRETE 7.1 The concrete mix proportions chosen should be be compacted with the means available. Suggested such that the concrete is of adequate workability for ranges of workability of concrete measured in the placing conditions of the concrete and can properly accordance with IS 1199 are given below: Placing Conditions Degree of Slump Workability (mm) a) Q) 8) Blinding concrete; Very low See 711 Shallow sections; Pavements using pavers ‘Mass concrete; Low 28-75 Lightly reinforced sections in slabs, beams, walls, columns; Floors; Hand placed pavements; Canal lining; Strip footings Heavily reinforced Medium $0-100 sections in slabs, beams, walls, columns; 75-100 Slipform work; Pumped concrete Trench fill; High 100-150 In-situ piling ‘Tremie concrete Very high See 71.2 NOTE—For most of the placing conditions, intemal vibrators (needle vibrators) are suitable. The diameter of the needle shall be 300 by{m? : . adopkd cower contour = BIS 120 Kg{M™ 40 Sap? TS ASROOG WS Feb riteurt not peat ge 2. From chouus 81 m the rand mu LOmenk <0 hy ath Or GGBS shall mot eceeed 450 Ke} As pu. Chama Seed , TS: 10262-2019 | her PPC or PSC, Hue madi cownt covctent may be vara dcal basuck Ov, cpeni ource amd kual. inatiees ng the value Met 207 Manimum cunt conbub = 4504 ore = 540 Kg{ms 3897128 £ B4O Ky Im? fe adopted ctunent covleuk = agg tm? - 5 Detrmnination of Ai Conlewt AS pa 5: 10262~ 2019 , table 3, plac 52, the Appruncinnale Queue of, entrappeeh aur do be Cxpected Im rormal {now ain ~ entiainecl) > en ah 404s for 20mm or aie ge Scanned with CamScanner IS 456: 000 ‘Table S Minimum Cement Content, Maximum Water-Cement Ratio and Minimum Grade of Concrete for Different Exposures with Normal Weight Aggregates of 20 mm Nominal Maximum Size (Clouser 6.1.2, 42.4.1 and 912) Stipes Pan Cone atafreed Concrete No a —<— Mowe Meimen Minima Minimum Matiam Mia Cement PeeWee ‘Gade “Coment™Pe Winer. Gao Coment Comenius Comes Comat Gamma aio Cone tom tom » @ o o © o o a 20 ow 7 20 oss M20 i) Morte 20 060 Mis 200 0 Mas Seve 20 00 Mn m9 oss M0 Veyron 260 ous Ma Mo ons 3s Bene 20 ow Mas 360 ow mo ores 1 Cenc cnet praia in th ei imepeie oft ade of cat se it ici fos mentioned $2 Te ‘ton och fy how ground pened bat fans gay hn ot conn ence cmp th apes © ‘Re cementcomea an watesenet ao ifthe wily abahed sed rng te asa sakes ett 89 ‘so eaced he it of otzckna and sng pied in 409 (Pat an 1 455 rapes 2 Minium rae fr lin once under mid expo condion ot ected. Is 456 : 2000 [Link] Maximum cement content been given in design to the increased risk of cracking. Cement content not including fly ash and ground due to drying shrinkage [Link] sections, or to early granulated blast furnace slag in excess of 450 kg/m? thermal cracking and to the increased risk of damage should not be used unless special consideration has due to alkali silica reactions. IS 10262:20195.4 Caleula nicer ot Content 3 5.4.1 The cemgpt and eLDrenary cementitious materials ¢« v {per jume of concrete may be calculatediram the free Water-cement ratio (see 8.1) and the @artity of seater per unit volume of concrete. In cer in si situatidns While using part replacement of cemenbby fly ashgeround granulated blast furnace slag (GGBS), silica fime, and other mineral admixtures, increase in cementitious materials content may be warranted, particularly iff 20 percent or more. ‘The decision on increase in cementitious materials content and its percentage may be based on experience and trials; or the cementitious materials content so calculated may be increased by 10 percent for preliminary trial. The water-cementitious materials ratio shall be recalculated, based on the increased Scanned with CamScanner IS 10262:2019 5.2 Estimation of Air Content Approximate amount of entrapped air to be expected in normal (non-air-entrained) concrete is given in Table 3. Table 3 Approximate Air Content (Clause 5.2) SI Nominal Maximum Size Entrapped Air, as No. of Aggregate Percentage mm of Volume of Concrete () (2) (3) i) 10 eS: ii) 20 1.0 iii) 40 0.8 ——— HHH Scanned with CamScanner . & Esthmaten of puoporhon of Volume 6 oprah ness fee 2 ft Rem table § of 38! 10262 —2044 emandnmun mgminial AT2L of, coun bev 20mm : “4 anc Zove HI fine aggregate 9 He wath temme Hatio we 0°50 ave volume 4. | anager ae 4 ment &aho = 048 Adopkd woatn ~ ce rs: 40262-2019, the pwopiothite Ag pe clause S54 of Volume of COaxde aggugate to the ae i waded ab the rate Of oot fou & le dele a sie thee wate coment Hah oos ! “, adopka proportion Of Coanit ag ggale ! Jo tu otal 947" = 064 + (0-50 - 0°48) y ot 0° OS = 0° 644 i 7M CrberLonove $y Noluwe Of ee. = a Volume dfs au im wer concrete (2) = 1X1 =~ oro1m? Scanned with CamScanner IS 10262 : 2019 ‘Table 5 Volume of Coarse Aggregate per Unit Volume of Total Aggregate for Different Zones of Fine Aggregate for Water-Cement/Water-Cementitious Materials Ratio of 0.50 (Clause 5.5) ‘SI Nominal Maximum Size Volume of Coarse Aggregate per Unit Volume of Total Aggregate for Different Zones of Fine No. of Aggregate Aggregate mm a Zone IV Zone Zone Zove 1 w ° 6) 4 6 © » 10 058 052 050 048 ) 20 066 064 ow 0.60 in) 40 073 on ony” 069 NOTES A 1 Volumes are based on aggregates in saturated surface dry condition, S 2 These vohunes ere for rushed angular) aggregate and auable adjustments may be maSRGRP cer shape of egureuste 5 Suitable adjustments may also be made need lesser fine aggregate conten In thal case, the co 4 tis ecommended that ine gareate conforming to Grading Zone IV, 2 per I have been madetoascertn the sua of proposed mix proprns aggregate volume shall bedifably increased. 5.5 Estimal ‘ usAYrCoane Aggregate Proportion 5.5.1 Aggrdpates of essentially the same nominal maximumisizg, type and grading will produce concrete of senheon workability when a given volume of coat regate per unit volume of total aggregate is proximate values for this aggregate volume a ven in Table 5 for a water-cement/water- ‘Cerhentitious materials ratio of 0.5, which may be = suitably adjusted for other ratios, the proportion of volume of coarse aggregates to that of total aggregates is increased at the rate of 0.01 for every decrease in water-cement/cementitious materials ratio by 0.05 and decreased at the rate of 0.01 for every increase in water- cement ratio by 0.05. It can be seen that for equal workability, the volume of coarse aggregate in a unit volume of concrete is dependent only on its nominal maximum size and grading zone of fine aggregate. Differences in the amount of mortar required for workability with different aggregates, due to differences in particle shape and grading, can be adjusted by changing coarse to fine aggregate ratio. Generally higher fine aggregate content is required for crushed angular coarse aggregates due to increased surface area. for fine aggregate from other than natural $Gte3s, normally, crushed sand or mixed sand may 383)phall not be used in reinforced conerete unless tests IS 10262:2019 Scanned with CamScanner ay | a Volume of cement (b) = Maus of Ceanee cement y 1 ( Specie Gat [006 of Cement) = BAGS 9 1 2°39 [000 = Ogee mH Ay Voluine of, wala (6) = Mess of unretline 94 (Specific geen Teo of wat) ce 194-58. x — yz «fete = 619158 mM? 7 Ma agapegante = 1- (atbto) a 7 of £0" 13763 + 019/58) = 0166049 m? dex (peoporrion OF 6 Volunt a . aypregal = ied es agyeye) = 0'66D49 X O°6 44 = 0°42555 m* Ad. — (Volume of coger 4) —s oh om agpage = aes fac 3 = 0660 F9 — 0°42 585° = 623524 m9 8> Maus Coase = x (specific % 1000 ~ of conh p zr O42559 X 27 X loo = 4149 Ky Scanned with CamScanner mi eee ee ee gt) = 0123524 x 2°63 X [OEO = 618-4 kg Mix _ proporchoy Comment * Fine Agapeegat * Cove Agregue, = 399125 2 GIS F s 1149 = L588 824 and wate’ eowanb abo = 0-48 Scanned with CamScanner

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