Name: cement strength tests and standards
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セメントが圧縮力に抵抗する能力は圧縮強度として知られており、曲げ力に耐える能力は曲げ強度と呼ばれます。
セメント、標準的な砂、および水が必要な割合で取り込まれ、混合されてセメントモルタルが形成されます。
この迫撃砲は、2インチの立方体の試験片と、1.5 x 1.57 x 6.3インチのビーム試験片に鋳造されます。
これらの標本は、離型できるようになるまで湿った環境で硬化します。
離型された試験片は、試験されるまで石灰水でさらに硬化されます。検体は通常、1日、3日、7日、および28日間の硬化後にテストされます。
試験では、圧縮試験用の立方体と曲げ試験用のビームを機械に配置し、試験片が破損するまで荷重を着実に増やします。
試験片が破損する荷重は、セメントモルタルの圧縮強度と曲げ強度を計算するために使用されます。
最後に、使用されるセメントの種類は、セメント モルタルの圧縮強度に大きく影響します。

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セメントの強度

セメントの強度試験は、一貫性のある信頼性の高い試験片を得ることが難しいため、純粋なセメントペーストで直接行うことはできません。代わりに、セメントは通常、セメントと砂のモルタルの形態で試験されます。

圧縮強度試験の場合、ASTM C 109-05規格では、5.08センチの立方体を作るために、セメントと砂の混合比率を1:2.75、水とセメントの比率を0.485と規定しています。これらの立方体は、試験まで23°Cの飽和石灰水中で混合、鋳造、硬化されます。ASTM C 348-02で概説されている曲げ強度試験では、3.81×3.99×16.00インチの角柱を使用し、単に支えて中間スパンで荷重をかけます。セメントの圧縮強度を測定するもう 1 つの方法は、ASTM C 349-02で詳細が説明されている修正立方体試験です。この試験では、破損した曲げ角柱の断面を使用して圧縮を試験します。

ASTM C150は、様々なタイプのセメントの、様々な経年変化の段階における最小圧縮強度値を規定しています。英国規格BS EN 196-1: 2005では、セメントを強度クラスに分類しています。例えば、Nは標準、Rは急速硬化特性です。

セメントが圧縮力に抵抗する能力は圧縮強度として知られていますが、曲げ力に耐える能力は...

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cement strength tests and standards

Cement strength is measured with standard tests that use mortar, not neat cement paste. Cement paste alone is hard to shape into specimens that give consistent and reliable results. For that reason, the test samples are usually made with cement and sand.

For compressive strength, ASTM C 109-05 uses a cement-sand mix ratio of 1:2.75 and a water/cement ratio of 0.485. The mixture is cast into 2-inch cubes and cured in saturated lime water at 23°C until testing. This method measures how well the material resists crushing forces.

Flexural strength is tested by ASTM C 348-02. Flexural strength means resistance to bending. The test uses prisms that measure 1.5 x 1.57 x 6.3 inches. The prism is simply supported and loaded at mid-span, which applies force at the center.

Another compressive strength method is the modified cube test in ASTM C 349-02. This test uses sections of the failed flexural prisms to check compression. ASTM C150 also gives minimum compressive strength values for different cement types at different ages. In British Standard BS EN 196-1: 2005, cement is grouped into strength classes such as N for normal and R for rapid hardening.

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