Armour Engineer 23
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A group of test cylinders were made and tested for every portion of the work to make sure the required strength was at- tained.
The sand being used is lake sand from the Indiana region.
The specifications call for the fine aggregate to be "clean, sharp, durable and Ivor from dust, soft particles, organic and other dele- terious matter." It was noted that the sand, while somewhat finer than permitted, was \o\-y well graded and exceptionally clean. Its use was allowed on this basis, the results o...f the test cylinders showing that this de- parture was well warranted. The moisture content of the sand as de- livered was quite high but after remaining in the storage pile the percent water dropped to about four percent by weight and varied little from that figure thereafter.
In spite of this fact a continuous check of moisture content was made throughout a pour and in ease any variation did appear the proportions were changed to com- pensate. The dry rodded weight of the sand was 110.5 pounds per cubic foot.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A group of test cylinders were made and tested for every portion of the work to make sure the required strength was at- tained.
The sand being used is lake sand from the Indiana region.
The specifications call for the fine aggregate to be "clean, sharp, durable and Ivor from dust, soft particles, organic and other dele- terious matter." It was noted that the sand, while somewhat finer than permitted, was \o\-y well graded and exceptionally clean. Its use was allowed on this basis, the results o...f the test cylinders showing that this de- parture was well warranted. The moisture content of the sand as de- livered was quite high but after remaining in the storage pile the percent water dropped to about four percent by weight and varied little from that figure thereafter.
In spite of this fact a continuous check of moisture content was made throughout a pour and in ease any variation did appear the proportions were changed to com- pensate. The dry rodded weight of the sand was 110.5 pounds per cubic foot.
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