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TIP is Technology through education. Technology in Practice is a series of short information pieces on important topics written in an easy understandable “What, Why and How?” format. It can be used by ready mixed concrete industry personnel to support internal as well as customer education.   TIP Bulk Package (20 collated sets of 19 topics) Member $100; Non-member $200   Single Set (1 each of the 19 topics) $25 members; $50 Non-members   Individual Topics (in packages of 10) $10 members; $20 Non-members; order below Click on the links below to read the first page of each topic:   TIP 1 – Quantifying Concrete Quality | order (one package of 10)   Revised! TIP 2 – Establishing the Required Average Strength of Concrete Mixtures | order   TIP 3 – Aggregate Sampling for Laboratory Tests | order   TIP 4 – Aggregate Sample Reduction for Laboratory Tests | order   TIP 5 – Capping Cylindrical Concrete Specimens with Sulfur Mortars and Unbonded Caps | order   TIP 6 – Aggregate Moisture and Making Adjustments to Concrete Mixtures | order   TIP 7 – Creating and Using Three Point Curves for Laboratory Trial Batches | order   TIP 8 – Concrete Yield | order   TIP 9 – Density of Structural Lightweight Concrete | order   TIP 10 – Mixing Water Quality for Concrete | order   TIP 11 – Testing Concrete Cores | order   TIP 12 – Slump Loss of Concrete | order   TIP 13 – Chloride Limits in Concrete | order   TIP 14 – Time of Setting of Concrete Mixtures | order   TIP 15 – Estimating Concrete Strength Using Maturity | order   TIP 16 – Evaluating Strength Test Results | order   TIP 17 – Drying Shrinkage of Concrete | order   TIP 18 – Managing Concrete Temperature for Specified Requirements | order   New! TIP 19 – Reuse of Returned Concrete | order   To order, click here or call/email Jacques Jenkins, 888-846-7622 x1165.   8Take a look at the popular Concrete in Practice (CIP) series.   8Take a look at the new Specification in Practice (SIP) series.