Sentence examples for mean concrete from inspiring English sources

The EN 13791 and ACI standards require a large number of cores to estimate mean concrete strength and concrete strength variability and consequently to calculate the characteristic strength value which depends on these two inputs.

The mean concrete flexural tensile strength fct.f (modulus of rupture) was 4.68 MPa.

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The challenge to Mr Ashdown as he rose to address the conference on September 24th was therefore to show that co-operation means concrete gains for Liberal Democrats, without hopelessly compromising their independence of action or identity.His task was not made easier by his Labour counterparts.

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Generally, in the case of aggregates with high water absorption rate, there is a larger volume of water that can freeze inside the concrete, which means concrete deterioration resulting from freezing and thawing is likely to occur.

This means concrete walls that are filled with water have significantly better thermal properties.

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That means concrete that'll handle a 3,000-lb 3,000-lb

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