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Evaluation of In-place Concrete Strength by Near-to-surface Tests

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Table 1 - Results obtained for Normal Strength Concrete (number in parenthesis shown the number of tests).
Table 3 shows the data collect from Capo-test actual pullforce and the in-situ cube strength.
Table 3 - Capo-test actual pullforce and Estimated in-situ cube strength.
Figure 3 - Results obtained from the Alternative Firing Apparatus for High Strength Concrete.
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