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karthik_71
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M20 Concrete

06/24/2009 3:14 AM

hey hi 2 everyone

I wanted to know whats the test result of m20 grade concrete tested after 2 months by core cutting for a residential purpose n i have got the result 19 to 21 is it ok....
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08/01/2009 7:05 PM

If the result is "19 to 21" then yes of course it is ok. 20 is right in the middle of that range.

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