BUILDING MATERIAL

ENGINEERING
(BME) AMJ20303
LECTURER’S NAME: TS. DR. SALWA BINTI MOHD ZAINI MAKHTAR

GROUP MEMBERS : 1) MUHAMMAD ASYRAAF BIN ABDUL RAHIM (L)

(231202042)
2) MUHAMMAD DANIAL ARIFF BIN ZULFAKOR (231202051)
3) NOOR ANIS IZWANI BINTI ZAMJURY (231202065)
4) NUR ALYA SYAZWANI BINTI MOHD AZMI (231202069)
5) NUR ATIQAH AYUNI BINTI ROSLI (231202072)
FKTA : FACULTY OF CIVIL ENGINEERING &
TECHNOLOGY
INTRODUCTION

01 SIEVE ANALYSIS
 To determine the percentage of each size of grain that is
contained within a soil sample.
 It is necessary to predict the quality and performance of the soil
sample.

02 SLUMP TEST
 To determine the workability or consistency of concrete mix prepared
at the laboratory or the construction site during the progress of the
work.
 Does not demand a long-time period to get the result.

03 CUBE & COMPRESSION TEST

To determining the compressive strength of a concrete element.
 Determining the characteristic compressive strength of concrete
that can be molded or cast.
material
 Shows how the material will react when it is being
compressed.
METHODOLOGY
Conclusion
The mix design conclusion is a critical document that guides the production of construction materials and
ensures they meet the specified requirements for a given project. It provides a clear and detailed roadmap
for achieving the desired properties and performance in the final product, whether it's concrete, asphalt, or
another construction material.

Slump Test
 The slump test is a widely used and important procedure in the field of concrete testing and
construction. It is primarily used to assess the workability of freshly mixed concrete, providing valuable
information about the consistency and quality of the concrete mixture.

Compression test
 The conclusion of a compressive testing procedure depends on the specific context in which it was
conducted. Compressive testing is a mechanical test used to determine how a material behaves under
axial loads when subjected to a crushing force. It's important to note that the specific parameters,
standards, and goals of the compressive test will influence the nature of the conclusion. Whether the
material is tested for quality control, research, or design validation, the results should be interpreted in
the appropriate context to make informed decisions about material selection, product design, or
structural integrity.