Modern Concept and Approach Control of Quality

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Modern concept and approach

to control of quality ofproduction of concrete

Professor Tom HarrisonChairman BSI concrete committeeTechnical Director QPA-BRMCA


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Introduction to concepts andpracticeConcrete families

Conformity (BS EN 206-1)The future (ISO 22965)


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Introduction to conceptsand practice

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Formalised procedure undertaken byproducer to verify that the claims made onthe delivery ticket are valid

Replaces BS 5328 compliance testing


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composition do not change significantlybetween place of sampling and place ofdelivery

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This is the most important of the criteria

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Where confirmed non-conformity notobvious at time of testing, producer shallinform specifier and user

Non-conformities obvious at

delivery/testing e.g. consistence, shall beeither accepted or rejected there and then

Non-conformities not obvious at deliveryinclude strength, maximum w/c ratio andminimum cement content

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Producer will check test data for validityand whether they were entered correctlyinto the system

Producer will identify the cause of non-conformity, the non-conforming concretes

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The concrete will only be declared as

non-conforming where this failure tocomply also leads to a non-conformitywith respect to BS EN 206-1 clause 8 orthe specification for the concrete

In all cases, the producer is required to

review the reason for non-compliance withtheir procedures and take appropriateaction

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Provides independent audit by experts that

conformity was undertaken correctly by theproducer and that any non-conformitieswere reported correctly

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When there is doubt about the quality of a

batchFor spot checks on the producer

For special concretes, e.g. very highstrength concrete

Routine identity testing is rarely needed

Specifier may need strength tests forother purposes, e.g. formwork striking,

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The future (ISO 22965)The future (ISO 22965)

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