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    This document outlines the procedures and considerations for developing a concrete mix design, including 5 stages: 1. Specifying design requirements such as strength, cement type, and water-cement ratio. 2. Specifying workability parameters like slump or Vebe time and maximum aggregate size. 3. Calculating cement content based on the water-cement ratio and design strength. 4. Determining the concrete density based on aggregate properties. 5. Specifying aggregate proportions and contents based on grading requirements and desired concrete composition.

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    This document outlines the procedures and considerations for developing a concrete mix design, including 5 stages: 1. Specifying design requirements such as strength, cement type, and water-cement ratio. 2. Specifying workability parameters like slump or Vebe time and maximum aggregate size. 3. Calculating cement content based on the water-cement ratio and design strength. 4. Determining the concrete density based on aggregate properties. 5. Specifying aggregate proportions and contents based on grading requirements and desired concrete composition.

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    This document outlines the procedures and considerations for developing a concrete mix design, including 5 stages: 1. Specifying design requirements such as strength, cement type, and water-cement ratio. 2. Specifying workability parameters like slump or Vebe time and maximum aggregate size. 3. Calculating cement content based on the water-cement ratio and design strength. 4. Determining the concrete density based on aggregate properties. 5. Specifying aggregate proportions and contents based on grading requirements and desired concrete composition.

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    5 Flow chart of procedures 11

    Table 1 Concrete mix design form

    Job title .............................................

    Reference
    Stage Item or calculation Values

    1 1.1 Characteristic strength Specified  ………………………………………XN/mm2 atX ……………………XdaysX



     Proportion defectiveX ………………………………………………………X%X

    1.2 Standard deviation Fig 3 ………………………………………XN/mm2 or no dataX …………XN/mm2X

    1.3 Margin C1 (kX=X……………X)X ………………X×X ……………X=X …………XN/mm2X


    or
    Specified X=X …………XN/mm2X

    1.4 Target mean strength C2 XX ………………X+X ……………X=X …………XN/mm2X

    1.5 Cement strength class Specified 42.5/52.5

    1.6 Aggregate type: coarse Crushed/uncrushed


    Aggregate type: fine Crushed/uncrushed

    1.7 Free-water/cement ratio Table 2, Fig 4 ………………………………………X


    ……………………………………… Use the lower value
    1.8 Maximum free-water/ Specified ………………………………………
    cement ratio

    2 2.1 Slump or Vebe time Specified SlumpX ………………………………Xmm or Vebe timeX …………………XsX

    2.2 Maximum aggregate size Specified ………………XmmX

    2.3 Free-water content Table 3 …………………………………………………………… kg/m3X

    3 3.1 Cement content C3 ………………… X÷X ……………………………X= ………………Xkg/m3X

    3.2 Maximum cement content Specified …………………Xkg/m3

    3.3 Minimum cement content Specified …………………Xkg/m3

    use 3.1 if ≤ 3.2


    use 3.3 if > 3.1 kg/m3X

    3.4 Modified free-water/cement ratio ………………………………………………………………

    4 4.1 Relative density of ………………………………………Xknown/assumed


    aggregate (SSD)

    4.2 Concrete density Fig 5 X)X=X …………Xkg/m3X

    4.3 Total aggregate content C4 ………………… X–X …………… X–X ……………X)X=X …………Xkg/m3X

    5 5.1 Grading of fine aggregate Percentage passing 600 µm sieveX ………………………………………………………………X%X

    5.2 Proportion of fine aggregate Fig 6 ………………………………………………………………………………X%X

    5.3 Fine aggregate content   ………………………… X×X………………………… X=X Xkg/m3X


     C5 
    5.4 Coarse aggregate content   ………………………… X–X ………………………… X=X Xkg/m3X

    Cement Water Fine aggregate Coarse aggregate (kg)


    Quantities (kg) (kg or litres) (kg) 10 mm 20 mm 40 mm

    per m3 (to nearest 5 kg) …………………… ………………… ……………………… …………… …………… ……………
    3
    per trial mix of …………………Xm …………………… ………………… ……………………… …………… …………… ……………

    Items in italics are optional limiting values that may be specified (see Section 7).
    Concrete strength is expressed in the units N/mm2. 1 N/mm2 = 1 MN/ m2 = 1 MPa. (N = newton; Pa = pascal.)
    The internationally known term ‘relative density’ used here is synonymous with ‘specific gravity’ and is the ratio of the mass of a given volume of substance to the mass of an equal volume of water.
    SSD = based on the saturated surface-dry condition.

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