Size Influence of Specimens and Maximum Aggregate on Dam Concrete: Compressive Strength
The compressive strength of mass concrete in dams is obtained from laboratory experiments of various cylindrical specimens with diameters of 150, 250, and 300 mm , and heights of 300, 500, and 450 mm , respectively. These specimens with 37.5, 75, and 150 mm maximum size of aggregate were investigate...
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description | The compressive strength of mass concrete in dams is obtained from laboratory experiments of various cylindrical specimens with diameters of 150, 250, and
300
mm
, and heights of 300, 500, and
450
mm
, respectively. These specimens with 37.5, 75, and
150
mm
maximum size of aggregate were investigated. The 7- and
90-day
compressive strength of concrete was found to be between 20 and
58
MPa
depending on the size of the specimens. The results reveal the existence of a significant size effect. Based on test results, relationships between the strength of mass concrete specimens and their size and shape are developed. Finally, results and a discussion are presented regarding compressive strength gain with time, effect of maximum aggregate size
(
da
)
, and specimen size effect. |
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300
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, and heights of 300, 500, and
450
mm
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150
mm
maximum size of aggregate were investigated. The 7- and
90-day
compressive strength of concrete was found to be between 20 and
58
MPa
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300
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450
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150
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maximum size of aggregate were investigated. The 7- and
90-day
compressive strength of concrete was found to be between 20 and
58
MPa
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300
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, and heights of 300, 500, and
450
mm
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150
mm
maximum size of aggregate were investigated. The 7- and
90-day
compressive strength of concrete was found to be between 20 and
58
MPa
depending on the size of the specimens. The results reveal the existence of a significant size effect. Based on test results, relationships between the strength of mass concrete specimens and their size and shape are developed. Finally, results and a discussion are presented regarding compressive strength gain with time, effect of maximum aggregate size
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