Reasons for concrete cube to have greater compressive strength as compared to cylinder is
100 cm cube having less surface aera than 150 cm cube at same laoding.
Confinement effect
Concretes from grade M-60 to M-80 are called as high strength concretes as per IS 456-2000
to offer high resistance in tansion,shear and bond
gravitation is inversly proportional to weaight
silica fume and quartz powder is added to make the concrete more denser. fine aggregates fill the voids between coarse aggegates, cement fill the voids between fine aggregate, silica fume fills the voids between cement and quartz powder fills the voids in between silica fumes
-Re-inforced cement concrete -High temperature services
C25 concrete is a concrete having compressive strength of 25MPa when tested at the 28th day after casting. The specimen can be cube(150x150x150) or cylindrical(125mm by 250mm high). The cube strength has 0.8 times that of cylindrical specimen due to shape factor.
Concrete with compressive strength more than 55 MPa is known as high strength concrete.It is used in the construction of bridges, dams. etc.,High strength concrete is produced by adding normal constituents of concrete with admixtures.
Steel is used for its high tensile strength and the concrete is used for its high compression strength.
Concretes from grade M-60 to M-80 are called as high strength concretes as per IS 456-2000
to offer high resistance in tansion,shear and bond
Dat Duthinh has written: 'Shear strength of high-strength concrete walls and deep beams' -- subject(s): Shear (Mechanics), High strength concrete, Concrete beams 'Tensile strength of an interlocking composite connection' -- subject(s): Testing, Strength of materials, Evaluation, Polymeric composites, Composite construction
Roberto C. Pinto has written: 'Frost and scaling resistance of high-strength concrete' -- subject(s): Cold weather conditions, High strength concrete
gravitation is inversly proportional to weaight
Concrete will react differently according to the temperature experienced. for normal strength concrete nothing will happen at less than 500c but after that it starts losing its strength and cracks will appear will fail from 5-6 hours and it may explode but exploding is less likely to happen but for high strength concrete at a very high 500c-700c it well explode suddenly
Why does concrete mix with low water cement ratio resulted in hardened concrete having higher strength than those with high water cement ratio?
Long T. Phan has written: 'Experimental plan for testing the mechanical properties of high-strength concrete at elevated temperatures' -- subject(s): High strength concrete, Mechanical properties, Testing, Heating
silica fume and quartz powder is added to make the concrete more denser. fine aggregates fill the voids between coarse aggegates, cement fill the voids between fine aggregate, silica fume fills the voids between cement and quartz powder fills the voids in between silica fumes