Concrete must be able to support loads, be impervious to water, have good impact resistance and be easily worked and formed. To achieve this, concrete must be passable in four categories: strength, water-tightness, durability and workability.
Strength and Compression
The primary test of strength of concrete is the ASTM C31 Compression Test, which determines if concrete possesses the required compressive strength. The test involves making a cylindrical sample of the selected concrete mix.
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