Concrete is a composite material that is tested for its compressive strength, which is the ability of concrete to handle compressive stresses. The compressive strength of concrete is measured by crushing cylindrical or cubic specimens of hardened concrete in a compression testing machine and calculating the maximum compressive stress. The compressive strength of concrete is usually specified as the 28-day compressive strength, which is the strength achieved by concrete cubes or cylinders that have cured in a standard water tank for 28 days.
Concrete is a composite material that is tested for its compressive strength, which is the ability of concrete to handle compressive stresses. The compressive strength of concrete is measured by crushing cylindrical or cubic specimens of hardened concrete in a compression testing machine and calculating the maximum compressive stress. The compressive strength of concrete is usually specified as the 28-day compressive strength, which is the strength achieved by concrete cubes or cylinders that have cured in a standard water tank for 28 days.
Concrete is a composite material that is tested for its compressive strength, which is the ability of concrete to handle compressive stresses. The compressive strength of concrete is measured by crushing cylindrical or cubic specimens of hardened concrete in a compression testing machine and calculating the maximum compressive stress. The compressive strength of concrete is usually specified as the 28-day compressive strength, which is the strength achieved by concrete cubes or cylinders that have cured in a standard water tank for 28 days.