Guide to Evaluation of Strength Tests of Concrete

A Luke; C. Bognacki; B. Castles; J. E. Jenkins; M. L. Leming; C. L. Lobo; J. J. Luciano; J. Parnes; David Newton Richardson; P. J. E. Sullivan; E. Takhtovich; W. L. Vogt; O. R. Werner

Guide to Evaluation of Strength Tests of Concrete

A Luke
, C. Bognacki
, B. Castles
, J. E. Jenkins
, M. L. Leming
, C. L. Lobo
, J. J. Luciano
, J. Parnes
, David Newton Richardson
, P. J. E. Sullivan
, E. Takhtovich
, W. L. Vogt
, O. R. Werner

Civil, Architectural and Environmental Engineering

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Abstract

Statistical procedures provide valuable tools for evaluating the results of concrete strength tests. Information derived from such procedures is valuable in defining design criteria, specifications, and other parameters needed for structural evaluation and repair. This guide discusses variations that occur in concrete strength and presents statistical procedures useful in interpreting these variations with respect to specified testing and criteria. Keywords: coefficient of variation; concrete strength; normal distribution; required overdesign; quality control; standard deviation; statistical methods

Original language	American English
State	Published - Jan 1 2011

Keywords

Compressive Strength
Core
Hardened Concrete
Sampling
Test

Disciplines

Structural Engineering

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