This paper assesses the effect of clayey impurities in the sand available in Akure metropolis of Ondo State, Nigeria. Ten samples of sand were collected from ten different locations in the city. The field settling method was used to determine the percentage content of clay in each sand samples. From each san sample, 15 concrete cubes were casted. Steel cubes …
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view moreRequest PDF | On Jul 31, 2015, Rolands Cepuritis and others published Sand production with VSI crushing and air classification: Optimising fines grading for concrete production with micro ...
view more201861 · As a result, the mix proportions of the Mud-Concrete Block were finalized to have a minimum of 4% Cement, Fine ≤ 10% (≤ sieve size 0.425 mm), Sand 55–60% (sieve size 0.425 mm ≤ sand ≤4.75 mm), Gravel 30–35% (sieve size 4.75 mm ≤ gravel≤ 20 mm) with a water content of 18% to 20% from the dry mix. The achieved mix design for the ...
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view moreA: GPA (Grade Point Average) in Canada is usually calculated on a 4.0 scale, with each letter grade corresponding to a numerical value (e.g., A+ = 4.0). To calculate GPA, multiply the grade point for each course by the course’s credit hours, sum these values, and then divide by the total number of credit hours.
view more2023526 · The water-cement ratio; The type and grade of aggregate used; Generally, the more portland cement that is added to the mix, the higher the psi rating of the concrete. For example, a traditional 3000 psi mix contains 5 sacks of cement per cubic yard of concrete. To achieve 4000 psi, you’ll need 6 sacks of cement (which is why higher psi …
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