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    Concrete Mix Verification

    What references are available for concrete mix verifications and are there any standards in place?
  2. nbryan

    Rebar Corrosion in Elevated Slab

    What would be the best testing plan to determine the extent and severity of corrosion of a reinforced elevated slab exposed to salt water byproduct of a manufacturing process? Are there any remediation procedures for steel only slightly damaged? Also, would the concrete itself be affected?
  3. nbryan

    Base Plate Grout

    Is there a test method or an acceptable practice for testing base plate grout in the field?
  4. nbryan

    Gypcrete Testing

    How would gypcrete be tested after placement? It is believed that this product is failing in an application.
  5. nbryan

    Vibration Monitoring / sensitive equipment

    What would be the best way to monitor vibrations for equipment that is sensitive to one micron? It is planned to install a vibrating peice of equipment in a facility with very sensitive equipment.
  6. nbryan

    Density Testing

    When performing a density test in accordance with ASTM D 2937, the ASTM requires a drive cylinder volume reported to the nearest 0.01 cubic inches. What would this convert to in cubic feet? I am concerned about significant figures in relation to calculating a final unit weight.
  7. nbryan

    Rising Groundwater and Foundation Settlement

    Could rising groundwater with occasional inches of ponded water contribute to settlement of a column footing? I have encountered a footing where groundwater rises to within several feet and settlement has occured. The footing bears on stiff to very stiff clay with sand. A few inches of ponded...
  8. nbryan

    #57 Stone as Fill

    Could the use of #57 stone be placed under footings where loose soils were removed? The argument would be that fines could wash into the stone and potentially undermine the foundation?

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