Cement And Concrete
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NEAT CEMENT.
MORTAR Two PARTS SAND BY WEIGHT TO ONE CEMENT.
Water.
Air.
Water.
Air.
1 day 7 days 14 days 81 192 232 305 390 437 432 395 152 254 315 473 551 372 314 731 135 142 28 days ..... 3 mos 6 mos 1 year 2 years 232 367 409 249 271 459 475 537 All cement, Brand Hn, Sample 26 S, which fails in water after two years, see Table 71.
ART. 46. CONSISTENCY OF MORTAR AND AERATION OF CEMENT 360. EFFECT OF CONSISTENCY OF MORTAR ON TENSILE STRENGTH. The results in Table 73 are from briquets of Portla...nd cement with two parts " Standard" crushed quartz. The consistency of the mortars varied from a "trifle dry/' in which water rose to the surface only after continued tamping, to a wet mortar which would just hold its shape when placed in a heap on the slab. Half of the briquets were immersed, CONSISTENCY OF MORTAR 247 while the remainder were stored in the air of the laboratory. The air hardened specimens gave higher results in all cases than those hardened in water. The highest strength was given in general by the dryest mortar, but the differences in strength decrease as the age of the specimen increases.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
NEAT CEMENT.
MORTAR Two PARTS SAND BY WEIGHT TO ONE CEMENT.
Water.
Air.
Water.
Air.
1 day 7 days 14 days 81 192 232 305 390 437 432 395 152 254 315 473 551 372 314 731 135 142 28 days ..... 3 mos 6 mos 1 year 2 years 232 367 409 249 271 459 475 537 All cement, Brand Hn, Sample 26 S, which fails in water after two years, see Table 71.
ART. 46. CONSISTENCY OF MORTAR AND AERATION OF CEMENT 360. EFFECT OF CONSISTENCY OF MORTAR ON TENSILE STRENGTH. The results in Table 73 are from briquets of Portla...nd cement with two parts " Standard" crushed quartz. The consistency of the mortars varied from a "trifle dry/' in which water rose to the surface only after continued tamping, to a wet mortar which would just hold its shape when placed in a heap on the slab. Half of the briquets were immersed, CONSISTENCY OF MORTAR 247 while the remainder were stored in the air of the laboratory. The air hardened specimens gave higher results in all cases than those hardened in water. The highest strength was given in general by the dryest mortar, but the differences in strength decrease as the age of the specimen increases.
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