NEN-EN 12350-7
Testing fresh concrete - Part 7: Air content - Pressure methods
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| Organization: | NEN |
| Publication Date: | 1 September 2017 |
| Status: | inactive |
| Page Count: | 28 |
| ICS Code (Concrete and concrete products): | 91.100.30 |
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This European Standard describes two methods for determination of air content of compacted fresh concrete, made with normal weight or relatively dense aggregate and having a declared value of D of the coarsest fraction of aggregates actually used in the concrete (Dmax) not greater than 63 mm. The test is not suitable for concretes with slumps less than 10 mm. Neither method is applicable to concretes made with lightweight aggregates, air cooled blast-furnace slag, or aggregates with high porosity, because of the magnitude of the aggregate correction factor, compared with the entrained air content of the concrete.
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February 1, 2022
Testing fresh concrete - Part 7: Air content - Pressure methods
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June 1, 2019
Testing fresh concrete - Part 7: Air content - Pressure methods
This document describes two methods for determination of air content of compacted fresh concrete, made with normal weight or relatively dense aggregate and having a declared value of D of the...
NEN-EN 12350-7
September 1, 2017
Testing fresh concrete - Part 7: Air content - Pressure methods
This European Standard describes two methods for determination of air content of compacted fresh concrete, made with normal weight or relatively dense aggregate and having a declared value of D of...
April 1, 2009
Testing fresh concrete - Part 7: Air content - Pressure methods
This European Standard describes two methods for determination of air content of compacted fresh concrete, made with normal weight or relatively dense aggregate of maximum size up to 63 mm.
August 1, 2000
Testing fresh concrete - Part 7: Air content - Pressure methods
Describes two methods for determination of air content of compacted fresh concrete, made with normal weight or relatively dense aggregate of maximum size 63 mm.