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NS-EN 12350-1:2009

Sept 2009 Withdrawn

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Abstract

This European Standard specifies two procedures for sampling fresh concrete, by composite sampling and by spot sampling. NOTE The requirement for remixing the sample before tests on the fresh concrete, or before making test specimens, is included in the relevant standards. When mixing and sampling of concrete is done in a laboratory, different procedures may be required.

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Published: 1 September 2009
Withdrawn: 1 December 2019
Edition: 2009-03
Version: 1
Document type: NAT
ISBN:

ICS 91.100.30
National Committee SN/K 7

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Replaces: NS-EN 12350-1:1999
Adopted from: EN 12350-1:2009 , 0

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