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Document:
SP37
Date:
January 1, 1973
Author(s):
Editors: Edward A. Abdun-Nur and Howard T. Arni
Publication:
Symposium Papers
Volume:
37
Abstract:
SP37 Explores the statistical concepts of ACI Standard 214-65. The first section deals with the use and understanding of ACI 214.65. Additional papers report on practical examples and the final paper discusses various types of computer equipment that can be used to aid in the analysis of strength test data. The appendix contains a report of ACI 214-65.
DOI:
10.14359/18196
SP37-01
Edward A. Abdun-Nur
Recommended Practice for Evaluation of Compression Test Results of Field Concrete, ACI 214-65, is likened to a tool kit and the usefulness of each important tool in the kit is discussed.
10.14359/17667
SP37-03
Francis J. Principe
To maintain practical control over the quality of the concrete, the producer or engineer should apply the ACI Standard 214 "Recommended Practice for the Evaluation of Compression Test Results of Field Concrete."
10.14359/17669
SP37-05
Robert E. Philleo
Mass concrete placed by the Corps of Engineers differs from most structural concrete in at least two important respects: (1) strength of the concrete is not involved in contractural relations between the bidder and owner; and (2) in most cases strength of the concrete is not critical since tests are made on a regularly scheduled basis and are analyzed by the methods of ACI 214 in order to assess the adequacy of control and, in the case of the few very high structures, to determine whether the average strength is sufficiently high to assure a .08 probability of attaining the stipulated strength.
10.14359/17671
SP37-07
V.M. Malhotra
This paper outlines the role of computers in the application of ACI Standard 214-65. The various types of calculators and computers that can be used for computing the statistical parameters are briefly described and a mention is made of the various computer programs available.
10.14359/17673
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