Question: Provided Information Aggregate Grading Curves Grading 1 : For 2 5 . 0 MPa - 2 5 . 5 MPa table [ [ Sieve

Provided Information
Aggregate Grading Curves
Grading 1: For 25.0MPa-25.5MPa
\table[[Sieve Size (mm),Cumulative Percentage Passing],[20,100],[14,95],[10,75],[5,55],[2.36,40],[1.18,30],[0.6,22],[0.3,12],[0.15,5],[0.075,2]]
Grading 2: For 25.51MPa -25.99MPa
\table[[Sieve Size (mm),Cumulative Percentage Passing],[20,100],[14,98],[10,80],[5,60],[2.36,45],[1.18,35],[0.6,25],[0.3,15],[0.15,7],[0.075,3]]
Grading 3: For 26.0 MPa and above
\table[[Sieve Size (mm),Cumulative Percentage Passing],[20,100],[14,100],[10,85],[5,65],[2.36,50],[1.18,38],[0.6,28],[0.3,18],[0.15,9],[0.075,4]]
Suggested water/cement ratios:
For 25.0-25.5 MPa concrete: 0.50-0.55
For 25.51-25.99 MPa concrete: 0.47-0.52
For 26.0-26.5 MPa concrete: 0.45-0.50
Hints (to help you do the calculations)
Compressive Strength (MPa)= Force N? Area (mm2)
Density (kgm3)= Mass kgVolume(m3)
Calculating Area:
Area (mm2)= Length (mm) Width (mm)
Calculating Volume:
Volume (mm3)= Length (mm) Width (mm) Height (mm)
Calculating Density:
Density (kgm3)= Mass (g) Volume (mm3)1,000,000
Provided Information Aggregate Grading Curves

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