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A1
StipulationsforProportioning

1
GradeDesignation M30

2 OPC53gradeconfirmingtoIS
TypeofCement 122691987

3
MaximumNominalAggregateSize 20mm

4 MinimumCementContent(MORT&H
17003A) 310kg/m3

5 MaximumWaterCementRatio(MORT&H
17003A) 0.45

6
Workability(MORT&H17004) 5075mm(Slump)

7
ExposureCondition Normal

8
DegreeofSupervision Good

9
TypeofAggregate CrushedAngularAggregate

10 MaximumCementContent(MORT&HCl.
1703.2) 540kg/m3

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ChemicalAdmixtureType
9103

A2
TestDataforMaterials

1
CementUsed CoromandalKingOPC53grade

2
Sp.GravityofCement 3.15

3
Sp.GravityofWater 1.00

4
ChemicalAdmixture BASFChemicalsCompany

5
Sp.Gravityof20mmAggregate 2.884

6
Sp.Gravityof10mmAggregate 2.878

7
Sp.GravityofSand 2.605

8
WaterAbsorptionof20mmAggregate 0.97%

9
WaterAbsorptionof10mmAggregate 0.83%

10
WaterAbsorptionofSand 1.23%

11 Free(Surface)Moistureof20mm
Aggregate nil

12 Free(Surface)Moistureof10mm
Aggregate nil

13
Free(Surface)MoistureofSand nil

14 SieveAnalysisofIndividualCoarse
Aggregates SeparateAnalysisDone

15 SieveAnalysisofCombinedCoarse
Aggregates SeparateAnalysisDone

15
Sp.GravityofCombinedCoarseAggregates 2.882

16
SieveAnalysisofFineAggregates SeparateAnalysisDone

A3
TargetStrengthforMixProportioning

1
TargetMeanStrength(MORT&H17005) 42N/mm2

2
CharacteristicStrength@28days 30N/mm2

A4
SelectionofWaterCementRatio

1 MaximumWaterCementRatio(MORT&H
17003A) 0.45

2
AdoptedWaterCementRatio 0.42

A5
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SelectionofWaterContent

1
MaximumWatercontent(10262table2) 186Lit.

2 EstimatedWatercontentfor5075mm
Slump 160Lit.

3
Superplasticiserused 0.5%bywt.ofcement

A6
CalculationofCementContent

1
WaterCementRatio 0.42

2
CementContent(160/0.42) 380kg/m3
Whichisgreaterthen310kg/m3

A7
ProportionofVolumeofCoarseAggregate&FineAggregateContent

1
Vol.ofC.A.aspertable3ofIS10262 62.00%

2
AdoptedVol.ofCoarseAggregate 62.00%
AdoptedVol.ofFineAggregate(10.62) 38.00%

A8
MixCalculations

1
VolumeofConcreteinm3 1.00

2
VolumeofCementinm3 0.12
(MassofCement)/(Sp.Gravityof
Cement)x1000

3
VolumeofWaterinm3 0.160
(MassofWater)/(Sp.Gravityof
Water)x1000

4
VolumeofAdmixture@0.5%inm3 0.00160
(MassofAdmixture)/(Sp.Gravityof
Admixture)x1000

5
VolumeofAllinAggregateinm3 0.718
Sr.no.1(Sr.no.2+3+4)

6
VolumeofCoarseAggregateinm3 0.445
Sr.no.5x0.62

7
VolumeofFineAggregateinm3 0.273
Sr.no.5x0.38

A9
MixProportionsforOneCumofConcrete(SSDCondition)

1
MassofCementinkg/m3 380

2
MassofWaterinkg/m3 160

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MassofFineAggregateinkg/m3 711

4
MassofCoarseAggregateinkg/m3 1283
Massof20mminkg/m3 924
Massof10mminkg/m3 359

5
MassofAdmixtureinkg/m3 1.90

6
WaterCementRatio 0.42

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AsperIS102622009&MORT&H

A1
StipulationsforProportioning

1
GradeDesignation M25

2 OPC53gradeconfirmingtoIS
TypeofCement 122691987

3
MaximumNominalAggregateSize 20mm

4 MinimumCementContent(MORT&H
17003A) 310kg/m3

5 MaximumWaterCementRatio(MORT&H
17003A) 0.45

6
Workability(MORT&H17004) 5075mm(Slump)

7
ExposureCondition Normal

8
DegreeofSupervision Good

9
TypeofAggregate CrushedAngularAggregate

10 MaximumCementContent(MORT&HCl.
1703.2) 540kg/m3

11 SuperplasticiserConfirmingtoIS
ChemicalAdmixtureType 9103

A2
TestDataforMaterials

1
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CementUsed CoromandalKingOPC53grade

2
Sp.GravityofCement 3.15

3
Sp.GravityofWater 1.00

4
ChemicalAdmixture BASFChemicalsCompany

5
Sp.Gravityof20mmAggregate 2.884

6
Sp.Gravityof10mmAggregate 2.878

7
Sp.GravityofSand 2.605

8
WaterAbsorptionof20mmAggregate 0.97%

9
WaterAbsorptionof10mmAggregate 0.83%

10
WaterAbsorptionofSand 1.23%

11 Free(Surface)Moistureof20mm
Aggregate nil

12 Free(Surface)Moistureof10mm
Aggregate nil

13
Free(Surface)MoistureofSand nil

14 SieveAnalysisofIndividualCoarse
Aggregates SeparateAnalysisDone

15 SieveAnalysisofCombinedCoarse
Aggregates SeparateAnalysisDone

15
Sp.GravityofCombinedCoarseAggregates 2.882

16
SieveAnalysisofFineAggregates SeparateAnalysisDone

A3
TargetStrengthforMixProportioning

1
TargetMeanStrength(MORT&H17005) 36N/mm2

2
CharacteristicStrength@28days 25N/mm2

A4
SelectionofWaterCementRatio

1 MaximumWaterCementRatio(MORT&H
17003A) 0.45

2
AdoptedWaterCementRatio 0.43

A5
SelectionofWaterContent

1
MaximumWatercontent(10262table2) 186Lit.

2 EstimatedWatercontentfor5075mm
Slump 138Lit.
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Superplasticiserused 0.5%bywt.ofcement

A6
CalculationofCementContent

1
WaterCementRatio 0.43

2
CementContent(138/0.43) 320kg/m3
Whichisgreaterthen310kg/m3

A7
ProportionofVolumeofCoarseAggregate&FineAggregateContent

1
Vol.ofC.A.aspertable3ofIS10262 62.00%

2
AdoptedVol.ofCoarseAggregate 62.00%
AdoptedVol.ofFineAggregate(10.62) 38.00%

A8
MixCalculations

1
VolumeofConcreteinm3 1.00

2
VolumeofCementinm3 0.10
(MassofCement)/(Sp.Gravityof
Cement)x1000

3
VolumeofWaterinm3 0.138
(MassofWater)/(Sp.Gravityof
Water)x1000

4
VolumeofAdmixture@0.5%inm3 0.00134
(MassofAdmixture)/(Sp.Gravityof
Admixture)x1000

5
VolumeofAllinAggregateinm3 0.759
Sr.no.1(Sr.no.2+3+4)

6
VolumeofCoarseAggregateinm3 0.471
Sr.no.5x0.62

7
VolumeofFineAggregateinm3 0.288
Sr.no.5x0.38

A9
MixProportionsforOneCumofConcrete(SSDCondition)

1
MassofCementinkg/m3 320

2
MassofWaterinkg/m3 138

3
MassofFineAggregateinkg/m3 751

4
MassofCoarseAggregateinkg/m3 1356
Massof20mminkg/m3 977

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Massof10mminkg/m3 380

5
MassofAdmixtureinkg/m3 1.60

6
WaterCementRatio 0.43

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M20CONCRETEMIXDESIGN

AsperIS102622009&MORT&H

A1
StipulationsforProportioning

1
GradeDesignation M20

2 OPC53gradeconfirmingtoIS
TypeofCement 122691987

3
MaximumNominalAggregateSize 20mm

4 MinimumCementContent(MORT&H
17003A) 250kg/m3

5 MaximumWaterCementRatio(MORT&H
17003A) 0.5

6
Workability(MORT&H17004) 25mm(Slump)

7
ExposureCondition Normal

8
DegreeofSupervision Good

9
TypeofAggregate CrushedAngularAggregate

10 MaximumCementContent(MORT&HCl.
1703.2) 540kg/m3

11 SuperplasticiserConfirmingtoIS
ChemicalAdmixtureType 9103

A2
TestDataforMaterials

1
CementUsed CoromandalKingOPC53grade

2
Sp.GravityofCement 3.15

3
Sp.GravityofWater 1.00

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4
ChemicalAdmixture NotUsed

5
Sp.Gravityof20mmAggregate 2.884

6
Sp.Gravityof10mmAggregate 2.878

7
Sp.GravityofSand 2.605

8
WaterAbsorptionof20mmAggregate 0.97%

9
WaterAbsorptionof10mmAggregate 0.83%

10
WaterAbsorptionofSand 1.23%

11 Free(Surface)Moistureof20mm
Aggregate nil

12 Free(Surface)Moistureof10mm
Aggregate nil

13
Free(Surface)MoistureofSand nil

14 SieveAnalysisofIndividualCoarse
Aggregates SeparateAnalysisDone

15 SieveAnalysisofCombinedCoarse
Aggregates SeparateAnalysisDone

15 Sp.GravityofCombinedCoarse
Aggregates 2.882

16
SieveAnalysisofFineAggregates SeparateAnalysisDone

A3
TargetStrengthforMixProportioning

1
TargetMeanStrength(MORT&H17005) 30N/mm2

2
CharacteristicStrength@28days 20N/mm2

A4
SelectionofWaterCementRatio

1 MaximumWaterCementRatio(MORT&H
17003A) 0.5

2
AdoptedWaterCementRatio 0.5

A5
SelectionofWaterContent

1
MaximumWatercontent(10262table2) 186Lit.

2
EstimatedWatercontentfor25mmSlump 145Lit.

3
Superplasticiserused nil

A6
CalculationofCementContent

1
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WaterCementRatio 0.5

2
CementContent(145/0.5) 290kg/m3
Whichisgreaterthen250kg/m3

A7
ProportionofVolumeofCoarseAggregate&FineAggregateContent

1
Vol.ofC.A.aspertable3ofIS10262 62.00%

2
AdoptedVol.ofCoarseAggregate 65.00%
AdoptedVol.ofFineAggregate(10.65) 35.00%

A8
MixCalculations

1
VolumeofConcreteinm3 1.00

2
VolumeofCementinm3 0.09
(MassofCement)/(Sp.Gravityof
Cement)x1000

3
VolumeofWaterinm3 0.145
(MassofWater)/(Sp.Gravityof
Water)x1000

4
VolumeofAdmixture@0%inm3 nil
(MassofAdmixture)/(Sp.Gravityof
Admixture)x1000

5
VolumeofAllinAggregateinm3 0.763
Sr.no.1(Sr.no.2+3+4)

6
VolumeofCoarseAggregateinm3 0.496
Sr.no.5x0.65

7
VolumeofFineAggregateinm3 0.267
Sr.no.5x0.35

A9
MixProportionsforOneCumofConcrete(SSDCondition)

1
MassofCementinkg/m3 290

2
MassofWaterinkg/m3 145

3
MassofFineAggregateinkg/m3 696

4
MassofCoarseAggregateinkg/m3 1429
Massof20mminkg/m3 1029
Massof10mminkg/m3 400

5
MassofAdmixtureinkg/m3 nil

6
WaterCementRatio 0.5

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A
1
StipulationsforProportioning

1
GradeDesignation M15

2 OPC53gradeconfirmingtoIS
TypeofCement 122691987

3
MaximumNominalAggregateSize 20mm

4 MinimumCementContent(MORT&H
17003A) 250kg/m3

5 MaximumWaterCementRatio
(MORT&H17003A) 0.5

6
Workability(MORT&H17004) 25mm(Slump)

7
ExposureCondition Normal

8
DegreeofSupervision Good

9
TypeofAggregate CrushedAngularAggregate

10 MaximumCementContent(MORT&H
Cl.1703.2) 540kg/m3

11 SuperplasticiserConfirmingto
ChemicalAdmixtureType IS9103

A
2
TestDataforMaterials

1
CementUsed CoromandalKingOPC53grade

2
Sp.GravityofCement 3.15

3
Sp.GravityofWater 1.00

4
ChemicalAdmixture NotUsed

5
Sp.Gravityof20mmAggregate 2.884

6
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Sp.Gravityof10mmAggregate 2.878

7
Sp.GravityofSand 2.605

8
WaterAbsorptionof20mmAggregate 0.97%

9
WaterAbsorptionof10mmAggregate 0.83%

10
WaterAbsorptionofSand 1.23%

11 Free(Surface)Moistureof20mm
Aggregate nil

12 Free(Surface)Moistureof10mm
Aggregate nil

13
Free(Surface)MoistureofSand nil

14 SieveAnalysisofIndividualCoarse
Aggregates SeparateAnalysisDone

15 SieveAnalysisofCombinedCoarse
Aggregates SeparateAnalysisDone

15 Sp.GravityofCombinedCoarse
Aggregates 2.882

16
SieveAnalysisofFineAggregates SeparateAnalysisDone

A
3
TargetStrengthforMixProportioning

1 TargetMeanStrength(MORT&H
17005) 25N/mm2

2
CharacteristicStrength@28days 15N/mm2

A
4
SelectionofWaterCementRatio

1 MaximumWaterCementRatio
(MORT&H17003A) 0.5

2
AdoptedWaterCementRatio 0.5

A
5
SelectionofWaterContent

1 MaximumWatercontent(10262table
2) 186Lit.

2 EstimatedWatercontentfor25mm
Slump 135Lit.

3
Superplasticiserused nil

A
6
CalculationofCementContent

1
WaterCementRatio 0.5

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2 CementContent(135/0.5) 270kg/m3

Whichisgreaterthen250kg/m3

A
7 ProportionofVolumeofCoarseAggregate&FineAggregate
Content

1
Vol.ofC.A.aspertable3ofIS10262 62.00%

2
AdoptedVol.ofCoarseAggregate 65.00%
AdoptedVol.ofFineAggregate(1
0.65) 35.00%

A
8
MixCalculations

1
VolumeofConcreteinm3 1.00

2
VolumeofCementinm3 0.09
(MassofCement)/(Sp.Gravityof
Cement)x1000

3
VolumeofWaterinm3 0.135
(MassofWater)/(Sp.Gravityof
Water)x1000

4
VolumeofAdmixture@0%inm3 nil
(MassofAdmixture)/(Sp.Gravityof
Admixture)x1000

5
VolumeofAllinAggregateinm3 0.779
Sr.no.1(Sr.no.2+3+4)

6
VolumeofCoarseAggregateinm3 0.507
Sr.no.5x0.65

7
VolumeofFineAggregateinm3 0.273
Sr.no.5x0.35

A
9
MixProportionsforOneCumofConcrete(SSDCondition)

1
MassofCementinkg/m3 270

2
MassofWaterinkg/m3 135

3
MassofFineAggregateinkg/m3 711

4
MassofCoarseAggregateinkg/m3 1460
Massof20mminkg/m3 1051
Massof10mminkg/m3 409

5
MassofAdmixtureinkg/m3 nil

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MixDesignWithSuperplasticizers
By
Er.KaushalKishore,
MaterialsEngineer,Roorkee

INTRODUCTION
Superplasticizersbelongstoaclassofwaterreducerchemicallydifferentfromthenormalwaterreducersandcapableofreducingwatercontentbyabout
30%.TheSuperplasticizersarebroadlyclassifiedintofourgroups:sulfonatedmelamineformaldehydecondensate(SMF),sulphonatednaphthalene
formaldehydecondensate(SNF),modifiedlignosulphonate(MLS)andothersincludingsulphonicacidester,polyacrylates,polystryrenesulphonates,
etc.ThebenefitsobtainedbySuperplasticizersinthereductionofwaterintheconcretemixesarebestillustratedbythefollowingexamples.
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