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Engineers’ concrete production conforms to BS 8500 and BS EN 206 technical requirements. Therefore, our concrete mix is designed to have a mean target strength(fm) greater than the specified characteristic strength(fc=25N/mm2) by a given margin (ks).
Concrete target strength, fm for Class 25 is given by:
fm= fc+ ks where;
fc= specified characteristic strength of concrete (25N/mm2)
s = standard deviation from the mean strength of concrete
k = constant depending on the defective level associated with the specified concrete strength. (refer to chats a, b, c)
Our target strength of Class 25 concrete is determined and produced according to our clients’ requirements. In this case, the target strength for Class 25 will be given by: –
fm= 25 + 4*1.64
fm=31.56 N/mm2 (This is the target strength of concrete supplied to our client for Class 25)
Engineers’ concrete production conforms to BS 8500 and BS EN 206 technical requirements. Therefore, our concrete mix is designed to have a mean target strength(fm) greater than the specified characteristic strength(fc=30N/mm2) by a given margin (ks).
Concrete target strength, fm for Class 30 is given by:
fm= fc+ ks where;
fc= specified characteristic strength of concrete (30N/mm2)
s = standard deviation from the mean strength of concrete
k = constant depending on the defective level associated with the specified concrete strength. (refer to chats a, b, c)
Our target strength of Class 30 concrete is determined and produced according to our clients’ requirements. In this case, the target strength for Class 30 will be given by: –
fm= 30 + 4*1.64
fm=36.56 N/mm2 (This is the target strength of concrete supplied to our client for Class 30)
fm= fc+ ks where;
fc= specified characteristic strength of concrete (35N/mm2) s = standard deviation from the mean strength of concrete k = constant depending on the defective level associated with the specified concrete strength. (refer to chats a, b, c)
Our target strength of Class 35 concrete is determined and produced according to our clients’ requirements. In this case, the target strength for Class 35 will be given by: –fm= 35 + 4*1.64
fm=41.56 N/mm2 (This is the target strength of concrete supplied to our client for Class 35)Engineers’ concrete production conforms to BS 8500 and BS EN 206 technical requirements. Therefore, our concrete mix is designed to have a mean target strength(fm) greater than the specified characteristic strength(fc=25N/mm2) by a given margin (ks).
Concrete target strength, fm for Class 25 is given by:
fm= fc+ ks where;
fc= specified characteristic strength of concrete (25N/mm2)
s = standard deviation from the mean strength of concrete
k = constant depending on the defective level associated with the specified concrete strength. (refer to chats a, b, c)
Our target strength of Class 25 concrete is determined and produced according to our clients’ requirements. In this case, the target strength for Class 25 will be given by: –
fm= 25 + 4*1.64
fm=31.56 N/mm2 (This is the target strength of concrete supplied to our client for Class 25)
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet messa. consectetuer adipiscing elit. Aenean commodo ligula eget dolor.
Engineers’ concrete production conforms to BS 8500 and BS EN 206 technical requirements. Therefore, our concrete mix is designed to have a mean target strength(fm) greater than the specified characteristic strength(fc=25N/mm2) by a given margin (ks).
Concrete target strength, fm for Class 25 is given by:
fm= fc+ ks where;
fc= specified characteristic strength of concrete (25N/mm2)
s = standard deviation from the mean strength of concrete
k = constant depending on the defective level associated with the specified concrete strength. (refer to chats a, b, c)
Our target strength of Class 25 concrete is determined and produced according to our clients’ requirements. In this case, the target strength for Class 25 will be given by: –
fm= 25 + 4*1.64
fm=31.56 N/mm2 (This is the target strength of concrete supplied to our client for Class 25)
Engineers’ concrete production conforms to BS 8500 and BS EN 206 technical requirements. Therefore, our concrete mix is designed to have a mean target strength(fm) greater than the specified characteristic strength(fc=30N/mm2) by a given margin (ks).
Concrete target strength, fm for Class 30 is given by:
fm= fc+ ks where;
fc= specified characteristic strength of concrete (30N/mm2)
s = standard deviation from the mean strength of concrete
k = constant depending on the defective level associated with the specified concrete strength. (refer to chats a, b, c)
Our target strength of Class 30 concrete is determined and produced according to our clients’ requirements. In this case, the target strength for Class 30 will be given by: –
fm= 30 + 4*1.64
fm=36.56 N/mm2 (This is the target strength of concrete supplied to our client for Class 30)
fm= fc+ ks where;
fc= specified characteristic strength of concrete (35N/mm2) s = standard deviation from the mean strength of concrete k = constant depending on the defective level associated with the specified concrete strength. (refer to chats a, b, c)
Our target strength of Class 35 concrete is determined and produced according to our clients’ requirements. In this case, the target strength for Class 35 will be given by: –fm= 35 + 4*1.64
fm=41.56 N/mm2 (This is the target strength of concrete supplied to our client for Class 35)
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