I am looking for results of EN 12390-8:2009 Testing hardened concrete. Depth of penetration of water under pressure test for concrete with different cements used.
I am most interested comparing CEM I 32.5 and CEM II 32.5 B-V but not only those.
Best Regards,
Wojtek Kubissa
You can check the paper entitled " Permeability properties of concretes with high reactivity metakaolin and calcined impure kaolin" (Materials and Structures (2014) 47:709–728). If you can't download it I can send.
Thank You for the answer,
I send You full-text request, I noticed difference between concretes:
C=350 kg/m^3, W/C=0,5, sand, recycled coarse aggregate (good quality),
For CEM I 32,5 penetration depth was 39 mm and for CEM I 32,5 it was 23 mm.
I wonder if it accidental result (testing on 6 samples) or maybe regularity.
Best Regards, Wojtek Kubissa
Try to have a look on the paper entitled "Compared imbibitions of ordinary and high performance concrete with null or positive water pressure head" in CCR (2008). This paper does not deal with a normative test, but could provide you some information on this topic. This paper should be downloaded via RG, but if you do not find it, let me know.
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