what are the tests conducted on cement,aggregate and concrete?briefly explain that tests procedure and limits adopted for safety side.
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Cement-
CONSISTENCY TEST OF CEMENT
INITIAL & FINAL SETTING TIME
COMPRESIVE STRENTH IN CEMENT
SIEVE ANALYSIS ( FINESS TEST ON CEMENT)
Sand :-
SIEVE ANALYSIS
SILT&CLAY CONTENT
MOISTURE CONTENT
BULK DENSITY
WATER ABSORBTION
SPECIFIC GRAVITY
Aggrigate:-
SIEVE ANALYSIS
BULK DENSITY
WATER ABSORBTION
SPECIFIC GRAVITY
FLAKINES INDEX
ELONGATION INDEX
CRUSHING VALUE
IMPACT VALUE
Concrete:-
SLUMP TEST
CUBE TEST( COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH )
COMPACTION FACTOR
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