Compare / C80/95 vs C60/75

C80/95 vs C60/75

Europe EN 1992-1-1:2004 · Concrete

C80/95

80 MPa cylinder, 95 MPa cube characteristic strength at 28 days; Ecm 42 GPa.

Europe EN 1992-1-1:2004 · Concrete

C60/75

60 MPa cylinder, 75 MPa cube characteristic strength at 28 days; Ecm 39 GPa.

Mechanical

PropertyConditionC80/95C60/75Difference
Secant modulus of elasticity Ecm28 days42 000MPa239 000MPa2−7.1 %
Poisson's ratio νuncracked0.210.21same
Characteristic cylinder strength fck28 days80MPa360MPa3−25 %
Characteristic cube strength fck,cube28 days95MPa375MPa3−21 %
Mean compressive strength fcm28 days88MPa368MPa3−23 %
Mean axial tensile strength fctm28 days4.8MPa24.4MPa2−8.3 %
Characteristic tensile strength (5 % fractile) fctk,0.0528 days3.4MPa23.1MPa2−8.8 %
Characteristic tensile strength (95 % fractile) fctk,0.9528 days6.3MPa25.7MPa2−9.5 %
Strain at peak stress εc1—2.8‰22.6‰2−7.1 %
Ultimate strain (analysis curve) εcu1—2.8‰23‰2+7.1 %
Strain at maximum stress (parabola-rectangle) εc2—2.5‰22.3‰2−8.0 %
Ultimate strain (parabola-rectangle) εcu2—2.6‰22.9‰2+12 %
Exponent of the parabola n—1.421.62+14 %
Strain at maximum stress (bilinear) εc3—2.2‰21.9‰2−14 %
Ultimate strain (bilinear) εcu3—2.6‰22.9‰2+12 %

Design values

PropertyConditionC80/95C60/75Difference
Long-term coefficient on compressive strength αcc—1111same
Partial factor for the material γcpersistent and transient design situations1.511.51same

Physical

PropertyConditionC80/95C60/75Difference
Unit weight γreinforced, normal percentage of reinforcement25kN/m³125kN/m³1same

Thermal

PropertyConditionC80/95C60/75Difference
Coefficient of thermal expansion α—10×10⁻⁶ /K110×10⁻⁶ /K1same

Rows are matched by condition (thickness band, temperature, product form). A dash means the grade has no sourced value for that condition. Differences are C60/75 relative to C80/95; for ranges the lower bound is compared.