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    Troxler and Humboldt gauge? Price, etc.

    If there is such a high mark-up on the Nuclear types, there are new field-density units that work with electrical current. They are pricey compared to new Troxlers, Humboldts and CPNs - here in the US, but may be practical for your location.
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    Soil Classification Systems

    There are a few..... The most common are the USCS, AASHTO and USDA. It usually depends on the jurisdiction and locale.
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    compressive strength of concrete

    In certain circumstances, additional cylinders are cast at the time of the laboratory specimens and allowed to cure in the same environment (exposed) as the in-situ concrete. The additional cylinders can be used as "Field Cures" to mimic the curing conditions in the field for informational...
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    Water / Cement Ratio Calculation

    Excellent! That hits the nail right on the head. I appreciate your input.
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    Water / Cement Ratio Calculation

    I had seen on another post, by conceng(materials), that dividing the actual batched quantities by [1+(mc/100)] would yield the saturated surface-dry aggregate weights. From further analysis, I would think that the first part of that equation would give you total moisture in the batched...
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    Water / Cement Ratio Calculation

    I am currently at issue with an existing equation used to calculate the weight of water in a concrete mix and ultimately the water/cement ratio. Known: Sand Wt: 13,270 lb's ---- 4.9% Moisture Content Coarse Agg. Wt. 6,800 lb's ---- -0.5% Moisture Content Wt. of H2O added at...

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