Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
C49
Material Ready-Mix
4
• Basis of Purchase
5
• Materials
12
• Mixing and Delivery – Not specifier, owner,
contractor, etc.
14
• Batch Ticket Information
17
• Sampling & Testing
18
• Strength
4.0 Basis of Purchase
• Cementitious
NOTE 2—In any givenMaterials
instance, the required dosage of
air-entraining,
– Hydraulicaccelerating,
Cement and retarding admixtures
may –vary. Therefore,Cementitious
Supplementary a range ofMaterials
dosages should be
allowed which will permit obtaining the desired effect.
• Aggregates
• Water
NOTE 3—Interchanging kinds, characteristics, types,
• Air-Entraining
classes, Admixtures
or grades of the materials permitted in ready-
mixed concrete may produce concrete of different
• Chemical Admixtures
properties.
6.0 Ordering
6.3 Option A:
6.3.1 When the purchaser requires the manufacturer to
assume full responsibility for the selection of the
proportions for the concrete mixture (Note 7),
Purchaser/
Option C Manufacturer
Manufacturer
• Returned Concrete
ASTM C94/C94M – 09
ASTM C94/C94M – 09
9500 REJECTION
9000
8500
Compressive Strength
8000
7500
7000
6500
Design requirement
6000
5500
5000
200 250 300 350 400
Drum Revolutions
300 Drum Revolutions (and 90 minutes)
7 day strength
5000 150
28 day strength
4750 Time 135
4500 120
Compressive strength (psi)
4250 105
4000 90
Time (min)
3750 75
3500 60
3250 45
3000 30
2750 15
2500 0
200 250 300 350 400
Revolutions
Rejecting at 300 Drum Revolutions (Then)
ASTM C94/C94M – 09
6.1.8 Purchaser shall state any drum revolution limit as to when the
concrete discharge must begin. If no drum revolution limit is stated by
purchaser, the manufacturer shall determine and communicate the
limit to the purchaser prior to delivery.
7 day strength
5000 150
28 day strength
4750 Time 135
4500 120
Compressive strength (psi)
4250 105
4000 90
Time (min)
3750 75
3500 60
3250 45
3000 30
2750 15
2500 0
200 250 300 350 400
Revolutions
ASR & ACR?
• C09.50
– Risk Management for Alkali Aggregate Reaction
• Sole Document
– New Guide for Reducing the Risk of Deleterious Alkali-
Aggregate Reaction in Concrete
• A sustainable practice?
rich.szecsy@tx-taca.org
www.tx-taca.org