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45 2. 90 3. 60 4. 00 4. 40 t. 80 5. 20 5. 60 6. 00 6. 40 6. 85 7. 25 7. 65 3. 10 3. 90 4. 30 4. 70 5. 10 5. 50 5. 90 6. 30 6. 70 7. 15 7. 55 8. 00 3. 40 4. 20 4. 60 5. 05 5. 45 5. 90 6. 30 6. 70 7. 10 7. 55 7. 95 8. 40 3. 80 4. 75 5. 25 5. 60 6. 05 6. 50 6. 90 7. 35 7. 75 8. 20 8. 65 9. 10 . 9 -6 . 5 . 4 -3 -2 : -i 'Considered as "half-size" sieves; not used in computing fineness modulus.
DESIGN OF CONCRETE MIXTURES 13 Calculation of Water Required for Concrete Because of the important influenc...e of the quantity of water in the concrete it is desirable to have a sound basis for proportioning the water. The quantity of water necessary for given proportions and conditions may be determined by the following formula: = R p + (- ha c j n L 2 V 1. 26m / (4) where x = water required ratio to volume of cement in batch (water- ratio).
R Relative consistency of concrete, or "workability factor". Normal consistency (relative consistency = 1. 00) requires the use of such a quantity of mixing water as will cause a slump of ^2 to 1 in.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
45 2. 90 3. 60 4. 00 4. 40 t. 80 5. 20 5. 60 6. 00 6. 40 6. 85 7. 25 7. 65 3. 10 3. 90 4. 30 4. 70 5. 10 5. 50 5. 90 6. 30 6. 70 7. 15 7. 55 8. 00 3. 40 4. 20 4. 60 5. 05 5. 45 5. 90 6. 30 6. 70 7. 10 7. 55 7. 95 8. 40 3. 80 4. 75 5. 25 5. 60 6. 05 6. 50 6. 90 7. 35 7. 75 8. 20 8. 65 9. 10 . 9 -6 . 5 . 4 -3 -2 : -i 'Considered as "half-size" sieves; not used in computing fineness modulus.
DESIGN OF CONCRETE MIXTURES 13 Calculation of Water Required for Concrete Because of the important influenc...e of the quantity of water in the concrete it is desirable to have a sound basis for proportioning the water. The quantity of water necessary for given proportions and conditions may be determined by the following formula: = R p + (- ha c j n L 2 V 1. 26m / (4) where x = water required ratio to volume of cement in batch (water- ratio).
R Relative consistency of concrete, or "workability factor". Normal consistency (relative consistency = 1. 00) requires the use of such a quantity of mixing water as will cause a slump of ^2 to 1 in.
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