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    The document describes four compressive strength tests of concrete specimens conducted by five students. For each test, the applied load, peak load, cross-sectional area, and resulting peak stress were recorded. The tests were used to determine the compression strength of the concrete specimens, with cracking observed during and after testing.

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    The document describes four compressive strength tests of concrete specimens conducted by five students. For each test, the applied load, peak load, cross-sectional area, and resulting peak stress were recorded. The tests were used to determine the compression strength of the concrete specimens, with cracking observed during and after testing.

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    The document describes four compressive strength tests of concrete specimens conducted by five students. For each test, the applied load, peak load, cross-sectional area, and resulting peak stress were recorded. The tests were used to determine the compression strength of the concrete specimens, with cracking observed during and after testing.

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    The document describes four compressive strength tests of concrete specimens conducted by five students. For each test, the applied load, peak load, cross-sectional area, and resulting peak stress were recorded. The tests were used to determine the compression strength of the concrete specimens, with cracking observed during and after testing.

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    Building material lab

    Compressive strength test

    STUDENTS NAME ROLL NO.


    Niranjan mall 1783900034
    Ashwin 1783900013
    Anshul 1783900010
    Nitin 1783900035
    Jagat 1783900028
    Reading: 1
    Applied load : 5.2 KN/sec
    Peak load : 856.3KN
    Cross-section area : 225 cm sq.
    Peak stress : 38.05Mpa (COMPRSSION STRENGTH OF CONCRETE)
    Reading :2
    Applied load : 5.2 KN/sec
    Peak load : 546.9KN
    Cross-section area : 225 cm sq.
    Peak stress : 24.30Mpa (COMPRSSION STRENGTH OF CONCRETE)
    Reading: 3
    Applied load : 5.2 KN/sec
    Peak load : 856.3KN
    Cross-section area : 225 cm sq.
    Peak stress : 38.05Mpa (COMPRSSION STRENGTH OF CONCRETE)
    Reading :4
    Applied load : 5.2 KN/sec
    Peak load : 737.6 KN
    Cross-section area : 225 cm sq.
    Peak stress : 32.76 MPa (COMPRSSION STRENGTH OF CONCRETE)
    Cracking starts in specimen
    Cracking of concrete specimen
    Cracking of specimen at the time of testing
    After testing of Concrete specimen

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