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Construction Materials Testing
Course Objectives
Through this course, the students will be able to learn exact methods of engineering materials testing.
Increase shear strength and therefore bearing capacity and stiffness.
The mechanical or sieve analysis is performed to determine the distribution of the coarser, larger-sized particles
The compression index may be estimated, which is used in settlement analysis.
The California Bearing Ratio or CBR test
To determine the strength and workability of concrete mixture.
The purpose of concrete cube test is to ensure that the concrete meets its expected compressive strength.
Air content test is typically required for checking air-entrained concrete in areas where frost-related damage can occur.
The other benefit of monitoring the concrete temperature is to follow the curing process/maturity of the concrete.
The Atterberg limits are a basic measure of the critical water contents
Course Main Topics
Course Main Topics
Concrete mix design test
Proctor Test Objectives
Sieve Analysis Test
CBR Test Objectives
Atterberg limit Test Objectives
Slump Test
Concrete Compressive Strength Test
Air Content Test
Temperature Test
Plastic Limit and Plastic Index Test
Instructor
Mr. Shafiullah Abid
Duration
8 Weeks
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