Summary for Test 2019-06-04-12-2

Test performed: ASTM C109-16a

Project Information

Project IdentifiersProject ID: 3825
DEA: 07138204
EFIS: 0700000142
DIST-CO-RTE-PM07-LA-47,103-3.5/4.6,0.0/1.1
Award Date06/30/2011
Closeout Date07/14/2022
Work DescriptionREPLACE STEEL BRIDGE WITH CIP PS CONCRETE BOX GIRDER BRIDGE AND RAMPS.
Location DescriptionLOS ANGELES COUNTY IN LONG BEACH AND LOS ANGELES ON ROUTE 47 FROM OCEAN BOULEVARD TO ROUTE 103 JUNCTION AND ON ROUTE 103 FROM ROUTE 47 JUNCTION TO ANAHEIM STREET OVERHEAD
QA Service Level1 (Verified on 03/29/2012)

Sample Information

Sample Taken Date06/04/2019 Sample Unique Key12
Date that the sample was received by the laboratory/organization performing the testing06/14/2019 Sample typeQuality Assurance
A brief description of the sample2" Grout Cubes The quantity of what the sample constitutes6 cubes
From where was the sample collectedJob Site First name of sampler or witnessed byMatt
Last name of sampler or witnessed byBruce Title of samplerASR
Telephone number of sampler Laboratory sample identification816-0604
Linked DIME Sample ID The fabricator/manufacturer/facility nameMCM
Transportation Laboratory (TL) Number06042019A Inspector Lot Number from the Transportation Laboratory (TL) Form
Structure unique identifier Structure nameCIDH Pile Pier 15A
Bid ItemNot set

Material Information

Material TypeCementitious BrandCPC
MillUnknown Type of Cementitious MaterialType II/V Cement

Test Details

DIME Sample ID: 2019-06-04-12
DIME Test ID: 2019-06-04-12-2
Testing Lab: CT D08 - Fontana Southern Regional Laboratory
Test Method: ASTM C109-16a: Standard Test Method for Compressive Strength of Hydraulic Cement Mortars (Using 2-in. or [50-mm] Cube Specimens)
Test Release Date: 2019-07-08

Test Results


Will control cubes be used per ASTM C311?: no
Input Type: Measured
Tester's full name: Matthew Clayton
Date of test: 07/02/2019
Age of specimen: 28 days
The amount of flow : no data
The amount of water used : 0.0 %
Compressive strength of 1st specimen : 5950 psi
Compressive strength of 2nd specimen: 5850 psi
Compressive strength of 3rd specimen : 5540 psi
Average Compressive strength (to nearest 10 psi): 5780 psi
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Test was verified on 7/8/2019 ✔