Reinforced cement concrete
IS code for R.C.C
Poison ratio
Creep
What is R.C.C
In RCC, the concrete which is made up of cement, coarse gravel and water is reinforced with the help of steel or iron bars.
R.c.c code
IS 456-2000
IS 3370-2009
IRC 6-2010
PERMISSIBLE LIMITS OF IMPURITIES OF WATER
IMPURITIES PERMISSIBLE LIMIT
ORGANIC 200mg/l
INORGANIC 3000mg/l
CHLORIDES 2000 mg/l
SULPHATE 400 mg/l
SUSPENDED SOLID 2000 mg/ l
Tensile strength of concrete
Ftc= 0.7√fck
Modulus of elasticity
Ec = 5000√fck
Poisson`s ratio
Varies from 0.1 to 0.3 for concerete
It can be taken as 0.2 for all design calculation purpose
Creep
It depend upon the following factors
1- Stress level
2- Age at loading
3- Duration of loading
Age at loading Creep Coefficient
7 days 2.2
28 days 1.6
1 year 1.1
Shrinkage of concrete
Concerete shows shrinkage due to loss of moisture by evaporation. Shrinkage also cause strain in concerete.
Is 456 recommends a value of 0.003 mm/m
Frezing and Thawing
If frezing and thawing condition exists, then durability of concrete should be enhanced by adding suitable air entraining admixture
IS 456-2000 recommends the percentage of entrained air for nominal maximum size of aggregate as follows
Nominal maximum Entrained air %
size of aggregate
7 days 2.2
28 days 1.6
1 year 1.1
The various grades of concrete as per their use are listed below
- For RCC work - not lower than M20
- For post tensioning works - M35 and above
- For Pretensioned prestressed concrete- M40 and above।
Lower than M20 may be used for plain concerete works, lean concerete, simple foundation, masonry walls and other simple construction works.
Note the maximum cement content used for rcc construction is 450 kg/m3 as per IS 456-2000
Design Mix Concerete
IS 10262: 2009 is the code for concerete mix design which gives recommendations for design of concrete mixes . Following information/ data is required for the design of a Concerete mix.
(1) Grade of concrete
(2) Standard deviation
(3) Type of cement
(5) maximum water cement ratio by weight
(6) Type of aggregate
(7) Size of aggregate
(8) Minimum cement content
(9) Degree of workability and exposure condition
(10) Type of admixture to be used
Workability Requirement for different condition
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