(@)- For 3 days Strength:
SR.
No. | Length (L) inches] | Breadth (B) ‘Area Load (F) in Compressive
inches (inch)? KN Strength (Psi)
ol 6 6 36 325-5 2027
02 6 6 36 525-9 2028
GB 6 6 36 326-4 2032
‘Average =_2929-6 7 Psi.
o. For 7 days Strength:
SR.
No. | Length (L) inches] Breadth (B) Area Load (F) in ‘Compressive
inches (inch)2 KN Strength (Psi)
o1 6 6 36 $232 3500
2 6 6 36 528) 3299
03 6 6 36 528-42| 33027
Average=_3300-F% Psi.
(c)- For 28 days Strength:
SR.
No. | Length (L) inehes| Breadth (B) Area Load (F)in | Compressive
inches (inch)2 KN Strength (Psi)
1 6 6 36 812-6 5078-2
a 6 6 36 913-2 5078-4
0 6 TFN 36 813-7 50h
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Results:
The type and grade of cement: 55
The compressive strength of cement at the end of
- 3idays:__J4__AN/mm2 (Mpa)
Tdays:__22-7_, . (Mpa)
. 28days: 35 . N/mm2 (Mpa)
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Observations & C:
(a)- For 3 days Strength:
Cyueir
SE |e Diameter (a) ‘Area (A) Toad (F) Compressive
No. (Inch) (ineh)2 (KN) Strength (Ps
6
ol 108 A7o
6
02 me 104 876
c 28
03, 105 848
Average =__ 945 5,
(a)- For 7 days Strength:
‘SR. Diameter (d) “Area (A) Load (F) Compressive
No. (inch) (inch)2 (kN) Strength (Psi)
6
a1 | ae 176 1414
6 8
Ps x 177 424 |
6 2B ame
03 172 137
a7 4 Average =__140S Psi.
(a)- For 28 days Strength: ie -
‘SR. Diameter (d) ‘Area (A) Load (F) ‘Compressive
No. (inch) Aineh)2 (kN) Strength (Psi)
ie
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6 28 e
02 = 373 2190
6
14
_ abd 24
Average=__2./6 2. Psi.
Results:
The compressive ai ate the end of
1. 3days:__@ 7. Nimm2 (Mpa)
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2. Tdays:__10 vanes
3. 28days:__15 bere
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QObservat ons and Calculati ns
Calculate the splitting
tensile st -ngth of the
ASP=_J4QKN i= 2” de
Plitting tensile strength, psi (MPa]
P= maximum applied load indicated by the testing machine, Ibf [N]
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Where,
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S= is of increase in extreme Ser sess, psi/min (MPa/min)
b= average wih ofthe specimen, in (mm)
average depth of the specimen, in. (mm)
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eS [terns ie ners fe mesial cee section for use in calculating modulus of
take one measurement at each edge and one at the center of the cross secti termi
the average width and the average depth nn
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Method
Observations and Calculations:
1. The fracture intianga the tension surface within the middle third ofthe span length,
calculate the mogdlus of rupture gofollows: men Va
Ashe ging tb¥l=_20in habia “Sin —-
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2 64 Pi
Where,
R= modulus of rupture, psi or MPa.
p= maximum applied load indicated
L= span length, in., or mm
ba average width of specimen, in, oF mm, at fractare
ee average depth of specimen, in. or im atthe fracture.
>. The fracture occurs inthe tension surface utside of the middle third of the span length by
he span length, calculate the modulus of rupture a Follows:
not more than 5% of
be
by the testing machine, Ib. or N
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rate of increase in extreme fiber stress, psi/min (MPa/min)
Wverage width of the specimen, in.(mm)
d= average depth of the specimen, in. (mm)
Le span length, in, (mm),
To determine the dimensions of the specimen cross section for use in calculating modulus of
rupture, take one measurement at each edge and one at the center of the cross section to determine
the average width and the average depth.
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Observations and Calculation:
1. The fracture initiates in the tension surface within the
calculate the modulus of rupture as-follows: a?
a a
AsP=_4150¢b ,L=__2ain ,d-__d¥n_b-__“6in
Where,
R= modulus of rupture, psi or MPa.
maximum applied load indicated by the testing machine, Ibf. or N,
L=span length, in., or mm
b= average width of specimen, in, or mm, at fracture
d= average depth of specimen, in., or mm, at the fracture,
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Rebound Number and Corresponding Prob
O)ueir
pable Strengths
Graph Corrected
Sample | Rebound Compressive | Surface | Calibration | Compressive
Name } Number Strength Factor Strength
(MPa) (ray
35 Horironal| 32 DA roy) 32 |
B-> | 34 - 30 = ! 39,
B-3 | 33 iz 28 e / 28
B-4) 33 - 28 - li 28
B-5| 32 - 25 a I 25
6-8 | 30 e 24 : t 24
6-7 |_30 - 24 - g 24
BB | 28 : 20° - ' 22
B-4| 26 18 - u 18
B-10| 25 - 17 - ) 12
R, Average Value=__30-5 _. Mpa
Minimum Value of R=. 2S Mpa
Maximum Value of R=_35 __. Mpa a
‘At average, Compressive Strength of Concrete is__24-5 ‘Mpa.
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