Whats the formula for variance between batches?

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The formula for calculating the "between batch variation" (SBB2) in Portland cement concrete involves determining the difference in compressive strength between two batches. Specifically, this is calculated as the absolute value of S(batch A) - S(batch B), where S represents compressive strength measured in MPa. The discussion highlights that this calculation is straightforward and may not require a complex formula, as it essentially involves a simple subtraction operation.

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Im working on a lab for my Civil Engineering Materials class and its asking for the "between batch variation" (SBB^2) for different cylinders of Portland cement concrete. Its not written anywhere on the lab sheet. And I've looked in my book, notes, and Google. I am getting nothing here :/
 
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any1?
 
keep in mind I am not studying to be a civil but mech engineer so this is the best i can come up with.

heres a link to a digital book that discusses batch variations:
http://books.google.com/books?id=g8...age&q=cement between batch variation&f=false"

if you look at table 1.7 and read the page above it it seems as if S=compressive strength in MPa. so you are looking at the difference between compressive strength of both batches.
absolute value of S(batch A)-S(batch B).
maybe your making it harder than it seems when it might just be a trivial subtraction operation. and maybe that is why you can't find a formula to it because its that simple.
anyways keep in mind this is not my specialty and i know absolutely nothing about civil but this is what i understood purely from the text.
 
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If you really expect help within 35 minutes of posting your question, you're in the wrong place.
 
hhn, thanks for the help. i ended up getting help from another grad student before i could even get back to my computer though. thanks for your time though.
 
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