Abstract
Main specifications are formulated for methods of determining control measures of concrete quality. The expediency of applying combined methods in some cases is substantiated. The known approaches to the application of combined methods are summarized; they arise from the need to upgrade the reliability and accuracy of determining the control measure and to decrease the labour consumption of testing.
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On expose les principales spécificiations relatives aux méthodes de détermination des mesures de contrôle de qualité du béton. On établit le bien fondé de l'utilisation différentes approches connues pour l'application des méthodes combinées, qui résultent du besoin d'améliorer la fiabilité et la précision de la détermination de la mesure de contrôle et de diminuer l'effort investi dans l'essai.
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Leshchinsky, A.M. Combined methods of determining control measures of concrete quality. Materials and Structures 24, 177–184 (1991). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02472983
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