Difference B/w C30 And M30

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In this video of Civil Engineering Tutorial lectures you will learn about the #Difference between #Cylindrical and #Cube sample 28 days strength difference. also what is the difference between #C30 and #M30 grade concrete. Why the Strength of same mix for cubic is greater than that of Strength of Same mix of Cylindrical sample.
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[@burton8432]

Very helpful and well explained. Been looking for hours on a definitive answer to this. Thank you

[@amittailor5054]

Cylindrical mould ki testing karne ke bad strength nikalne ke liye kitne ka devide karte h

[@noratsharma2925]

Helpful

[@mohammedrasheed1361]

Good thanks

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[@waqarahmad311]

Its good video. If the cylinder dimensions are 100 mm x 100 mm, the load distribution will be like in cube case. Still the cylindrical strength will be 80% of cube strength or not?

[@kingabir726]

You are wrong.. how 100 mm dia cylinder has the same platen effect as 100 mm cube? Think deep. For 100 mm cylinder the platen effect is at a depth of 86.6 mm from both the top and bottom. So 100mm cube and 100 mm cylinder ain't same.

[@jeyanthanthirunavukkarasu5117]

SORRY SIR. IN BRITISH STANDARD DENOTED "C" FOR CUBIC STRENGTH. IN EURO AND US STANDARD DENOTED " C" FOR CYLINDRICAL STRENGTH. WE STUDY ACCORDING TO BS 8110 .WE USE C FOR CUBIC STRENGTH. EXAMPLE 1:2:4 = M15 (CUBIC STRENGTH IN INDIA) BUT 1:2:4 = C20 (CUBIC STRENGTH IN BRITISH)

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