Abstract

This article states the results of experimental studies to assess concrete strength in cast-in-situ structures based on a systematic approach, including integrated research methods at all stages of construction of reinforced concrete structures. It was established that the concrete strength of the sample-cubes made on the object simultaneously with the structure and stored under the same conditions was slightly lower than the structures and standard control samples. The decrease in the strength of concrete samples from structures is on average 13,3%. Its value is effected by several factors, one of the main was the maintenance of the structure. The most appropriate is to meet the requirements of achieving 70% of the design strength and higher percentage is required for cast-in-situ construction in terms of winter pouring concrete. At the same time, along with the assessment of the physical and mechanical properties of the structure by non-destructive methods, it is necessary to carry out tests aimed at determining the actual concrete strength based on samples made in the batching plant laboratory and solidified (cured) in permissible humidity conditions (herein after referred as PHC).

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