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FHWA TECHNICAL ADVISORY T 5080.17<br />
July 14,. 1994<br />
Additional information on acceptance procedures is<br />
provided in the Technical Advisory on Acceptance<br />
of Materials T 5080.11.<br />
d. It is recommended that compressive strength be<br />
accepted using statistical criteria (based on<br />
average strength and standard deviation) to ensure<br />
that the strength, f',, at 28 days, is equal or<br />
exceeded by the average of any set of three<br />
consecutive strength tests. No individual test<br />
(average of two cylinders) can be more than 3.5<br />
MPa below the specified strength. There are two<br />
strengths to be considered. <strong>On</strong>e is the minimum<br />
specified strength (f',) which is a function of<br />
the structural requirements. The second is the<br />
average strength for mix design (f':,). The flo<br />
must be higher than f', to ensure that the<br />
concrete will exceed the minimum specified<br />
strength. The following recommendations for f',,<br />
are from AC1 318.<br />
(1) Unknown Standard Deviation<br />
Specified compressive<br />
strength, MPa<br />
f'c<br />
Less than 20MPa<br />
20MPa to 35MPa<br />
Over 35MPa<br />
(2) Known-Standard Deviation<br />
Required average<br />
compressive.<br />
strength, MPa<br />
f ' :r<br />
f'c<br />
+ 6.9<br />
f'; + 8.3<br />
f'; + 9.6<br />
For greater than 30 test results (one test<br />
result is the average of two cylinder breaks)<br />
f’c, is the greater of the two values from<br />
the following equations.<br />
MPa<br />
f',, = f', + 1.4s<br />
f',, = f', + 2.4s - 3.5<br />
S = Standard deviation<br />
3.1022