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    This document lists various construction materials and the tests performed on each to check quality. It tests cement for setting time, compressive strength at 7 and 28 days, soundness, fineness and consistency. It tests reinforced steel, barbed wire, structural angles and other metals for tensile strength, elongation, bending and proof stress. It tests bricks for compressive strength, water absorption and efflorescence. Concrete pavers and blocks are tested for compressive strength, flexural strength, water absorption and abrasion value. Precast concrete panels and blocks are also tested for compressive strength. Rebound hammers are used to test structures for capacities up to and above 2.5 lac litres, as well as other

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    This document lists various construction materials and the tests performed on each to check quality. It tests cement for setting time, compressive strength at 7 and 28 days, soundness, fineness and consistency. It tests reinforced steel, barbed wire, structural angles and other metals for tensile strength, elongation, bending and proof stress. It tests bricks for compressive strength, water absorption and efflorescence. Concrete pavers and blocks are tested for compressive strength, flexural strength, water absorption and abrasion value. Precast concrete panels and blocks are also tested for compressive strength. Rebound hammers are used to test structures for capacities up to and above 2.5 lac litres, as well as other

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    Test Facilities

    Uploaded by

    Saraj Gill
    This document lists various construction materials and the tests performed on each to check quality. It tests cement for setting time, compressive strength at 7 and 28 days, soundness, fineness and consistency. It tests reinforced steel, barbed wire, structural angles and other metals for tensile strength, elongation, bending and proof stress. It tests bricks for compressive strength, water absorption and efflorescence. Concrete pavers and blocks are tested for compressive strength, flexural strength, water absorption and abrasion value. Precast concrete panels and blocks are also tested for compressive strength. Rebound hammers are used to test structures for capacities up to and above 2.5 lac litres, as well as other

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    Sample Test

    Cement a) Initial & Final Setting time


    b) Comp. Strength (at 7 day’s curing)
    c) at 28 day’s curing
    d) Soundness
    e) Fineness
    f) Consistency
    Cubes Compressive Strength
    Reinforcing Steel, Physical tests:
    Barbed Wire, a) Ultimate Tensile Strength
    Structural Angle, b) Percentage Elongation
    Flats & Tees Channel, c) Bend test
    Plates d) 0.2 Proof Stress
    Bricks a) Comp. Strength
    b) Water Absorption
    c) Efflorescence
    Concrete pavers, blocks Comp. Strength
    Flexural Strength
    Water Absorption
    Abrasion Value
    Karb stone, Comp. Strength
    precast concrete panels,
    Hollow and solid blocks
    Rebound Hammer OHSR Up to 2.5 Lac Litres Capacity
    Testing* OHSR Above 2.5 Lac Litres Capacity
    Other Structure

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