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What is NYC AC § 27-598?

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This section outlines the procedures for conducting core tests on concrete to assess its adequacy in building construction. It specifies that cores must be tested according to reference standard RS 10-16, and allows for alternative methods approved by the architect or engineer. Applies to building owners involved in concrete construction assessments.

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§ 27-598 Core tests of concrete construction.

AC § 27-598

The adequacy of the concrete in a building may be ascertained by the recovery and testing of cores. Cores shall be taken and tested in accordance with the procedure described in reference standard RS 10-16. In lieu thereof, cores cast-in-place and originally cured with the parent concrete, or other device acceptable to the architect or engineer designated for controlled inspection and which will produce test specimens simulating the condition of the concrete in place including the size and proportions specified for core specimens may be utilized to demonstrate the adequacy of the concrete in place. The compressive strength so determined shall meet the requirements for strength tests as described in reference standard RS 10-3.

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