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Engineering, 14.12.2021 01:00 dominikbatt

1. Flexural Strenght Determination : Test prism No. 1: Length 159.4 mm Width: 40.0 mm Height: 40.0mm

Mass : 582 g Maximum Load: 3.6 KN

Test Prism No. 2: Length : 159.4 mm Width: 40.0 mm Height: 40.0mm

Mass: 575 g Maximum Load: 3.6 KN

Test Prism No. 3: Length : 159.6 mm Width: 40.0 mm Height: 39.9 mm

Mass: 586 g Maximum Load: 3.6 KN

2. Compressive Strength Determination :

Maximum Load (prism halves) (kN) : 82.0 84.3 75.7 80.4 71.8 74.2

Decide, if the test is valid according EN 197-1!

Decide, if the cement complies with the requirements of EN 197-1


1. Flexural Strenght Determination :

Test prism No. 1: Length 159.4 mm Width: 40.0 mm Height: 40.

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