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A Treatise On The Principles And Practice Of Harbour Engineering

Forfatter: Brysson Cunningham

År: 1908

Forlag: Charles Griffin & Company

Sted: London

Sider: 410

UDK: Vandbygningssamlingen 134.16

With18 Plates And 220 Illustrations In The Text

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io6 HARBOUR ENGINEERING. “ The cement shall also be tested by means of briquettes prepared from one part of cement to three parts by weight of dry standard sand, the briquettes being of the shape described for the neat cement tests; the mode of gauging, the filling of the moulds, and the breaking of the briquettes shall also be similar. The proportion of water used shall be such that the mixture is thoroughly wetted, and there shall be no superfluous water when the briquettes are formed. The cement and sand briquettes shall bear the following tensile stresses :— 7 days from gauging, 150 Ibs. 28 „ „ 250 ,, The increase from 7 to 28 days shall not be less than 20 per cent. “ The standard sand referred to is to be obtained from Leighton Buzzard. Fia. 90.—Needle for Cement Testing. It must be thoroughly washed, dried, and passed through a sieve of 20 by 20 meshes per square inch, and must be retained on a sieve of 30 by 30 meshes per square inch, the wires of the sieves being -0164 inch and ■0108 inch in diameter respectively. “There shall be three distinct gradations of setting time, which shall be designated as Quick, Medium, and Slow.1 “ Quick : The final setting time shall be not less than ten minutes nor more than thirty minutes. “ Medium : The final setting time shall be not less than half an hour nor more than two hours. “Slow : The final setting time shall be not less than two hours nor more than seven hours. “ The temperature of the air in the test- room at the time of gauging, and of the water used, shall be between 58 and 64 degrees Fahrenheit.2 “ The cement shall be considered as finally set when a needle of the form shown in fig. 90, having a flat end inch square, weighing in all 2| Ibs., fails to make an impression when its point is applied gently to the surface. “The pats shall be mixed as previously described. “The cement shall be tested by the Le Chatelier method, and shall in 1 When a specially slow setting cement is required the minimum time of final setting shall be specified. 2 Ths limits of temperature are applicable to the British Isles.