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Asked: June 9, 2020In: Concrete

Is there a way to increase Strength of Pozzolanic Portland Cement quickly?

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Is there a way to increase strength of Pozzolanic Portland Cement quickly? Can Volcanic Tuff be used as the Pozzolanic?

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    You can apply these methods to increase the strength of pozzolanic cement 1. Type III cements supply the strength required in a short period of time than the other type cements. Type III cement could be the better choice for gaining the early strength. 2. By reducing the water/cement ratio or add soRead more

    You can apply these methods to increase the strength of pozzolanic cement
    1. Type III cements supply the strength required in a short period of time than the other type cements. Type III cement could be the better choice for gaining the early strength.
    2. By reducing the water/cement ratio or add some additives which accelerate the hydrated reaction.
    3. Using heat curing.

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Asked: May 27, 2020In: Concrete

Explain the Procedure for the Determination of Setting Time of Concrete?

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Explain the procedure for the determination of setting time of concrete? What is the importance of this test ?  

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    Test for setting time-based on ASTM C403M - 16 Apparatus: Container penetration needles: Temping road: 16 mm in diameter and 600 mm length Pipet: withdrawal of bleed water from the surface. Thermometer Stopwatch Preparation of sample: Prepared a 3 specimen Sieve cement from 4.75 mm IS sieve. Make aRead more

    Test for setting time-based on ASTM C403M – 16

    Apparatus:

    1. Container
    2. penetration needles:
    3. Temping road: 16 mm in diameter and 600 mm length
    4. Pipet: withdrawal of bleed water from the surface.
    5. Thermometer
    6. Stopwatch

    Preparation of sample:

    1. Prepared a 3 specimen
    2. Sieve cement from 4.75 mm IS sieve.
    3. Make a cement paste by adding water.
    4. Make that cement paste non-absorptive
    5. Measure the temperature of the Mortar.
    6. Place that mortar in the container.
    7. Remove all the voids and by tamping via tamping rod.
    8. Level the surface.

    Procedure:

    1. Remove bleed water from the surface by pipet.
    2. By measuring the degree of Mortar, then select a suitable size needle.
    3. take the point of the needle into contact with the mortar paste.
    4. Allow a needle to penetrate freely into the mortar paste up to a depth of 25 mm.
    5. Record the time elapsed between the initial contact of cement and water and the penetration of the needle into the mortar paste. Indicates the setting of cement.
    6. Calculate penetration resistance= Recorded Force / Bearing area of the needle.

    The time between the contact of water to cement and makes the cement sets is called a setting time of cement.

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Asked: May 21, 2020In: Transportation

What is the Diference between Semi Dense Bituminous Macadam (SDBC) and Bituminous Macadam (BM)?

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What is the Diference between Semi Dense Bituminous Macadam (SDBC) and Bituminous Macadam (BM)?

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    Bituminous Macadam is a Binder which is used for the 24-meter & 12-meter roads where the traffic movement is heavy. This can be laid in two or more courses for the better compressive strength. This shall comprise of 5 TO 7 percentage of bitumen. Semi Dense Bituminous Macadam is a binder that isRead more

    Bituminous Macadam is a Binder which is used for the 24-meter & 12-meter roads where the traffic movement is heavy. This can be laid in two or more courses for the better compressive strength. This shall comprise of 5 TO 7 percentage of bitumen.

    Semi Dense Bituminous Macadam is a binder that is laid after the BM course to obtain smoother finish on road surfaces. This is used in small roads of width less than 9 Meters. This course is laid directly on the wet mix macadam in smaller roads with a thickness of 25-30 mm. This shall comprise of 3 to 5 percentage of Bitumen.

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Asked: May 17, 2020In: Geotechnical Engineering

How Many Samples of Cores Required for Compaction Test of Backfill?

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An auditorium of size 42m x 25m is under construction, whose plinth is completed and backfilling is in process. The client has requested for compaction test of the backfill. The compaction test is carried out by the core cutting method. How ...

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