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    Table 6.6 of Irc:112 Autogenous Shrinkage Strain of Concrete

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    This document summarizes shrinkage in concrete, which has two components: autogenous shrinkage and drying shrinkage. Autogenous shrinkage occurs early and is related to concrete strength. Drying shrinkage develops slowly as water migrates out of hardened concrete. Equations and tables are provided to calculate the shrinkage strain based on concrete grade, time, and relative humidity.

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    Shrinkage Calculation as per IRC 112

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    This document summarizes shrinkage in concrete, which has two components: autogenous shrinkage and drying shrinkage. Autogenous shrinkage occurs early and is related to concrete strength. Drying shrinkage develops slowly as water migrates out of hardened concrete. Equations and tables are provided to calculate the shrinkage strain based on concrete grade, time, and relative humidity.

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    SHRINKAGE (Cl. 6.4.2.

    6 of IRC:112)
    The total shrinkage strain is composed of two components, the autogenous shrinkage strain and the drying shrinkage strain.
    The value of the total shrinkage strain εcs is given by

    𝜀 =𝜀 +𝜀

    εcs is the total shrinkage strain


    εcd is the drying shrinkage strain
    εca is the autogenous shrinkage strain

    AUTOGENOUS SHRINKAGE
    The major part of the autogenous shrinkage strain develops during hardening of the concrete in the early days after casting.
    Autogenous shrinkage can be taken as a function of the concrete strength.

    Grade of concrete M 30 M 35 M 40 M 45 M 50 M 55 M 60 M 65
    Autogenous shrinkage Strain
    35 45 55 65 75 85 95 105
    εca x 106
    TABLE 6.6 of IRC:112 AUTOGENOUS SHRINKAGE STRAIN OF CONCRETE

    Concrete Grade = 55 MPa


    εca ,autogenous shrinkage strain = 0.000085

    The development of autogenous shrinkage with time can be taken as:

    𝜀 (𝑡) = 𝛽 (t) 𝜀

    , where
    𝛽 (t) = 1 - exp (-0.2   𝑡 )
    where, t is in days

    Days βas (t) εca (t)


    1 0.18 0.0000154
    4 0.33 0.0000280
    7 0.41 0.0000349
    28 0.65 0.0000555
    35 0.69 0.0000590
    56 0.78 0.0000660
    3650 1.00 0.0000850
    36500 1.00 0.0000850

    DRYING SHRINKAGE
    The drying shrinkage strain develops slowly, since it is a function of the migration of water through the hardened concrete.
    The development of the drying shrinkage strain in time can be taken as:

    ho (mm) Kh
    100 1.00
    200 0.85
    300 0.75
    500 0.70
    100000 0.70
    TABLE 6.7 of IRC:112, Values for K h
    Relative Humidity (in %)
    fck
    0 20 50 80 100 74
    25 620 620 535 300 300
    30 592 592 512 288 288
    35 564 564 489 276 276
    40 536 536 466 264 264
    45 508 508 443 252 252
    50 480 480 420 240 240
    55 460 460 402 230 230
    60 440 440 384 220 220
    65 420 420 366 210 210
    70 400 400 348 200 200
    75 380 380 330 190 190
    TABLE 6.8 of IRC:112 UNRESTRAINED DRYING SHRINKAGE (ε cd x 10 6 )

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