BS 1881-131:1998 PDF Download
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Testing Concrete: Methods for Testing Cement in a Reference Concrete
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BS 1881-131:1998 is a standard that provides methods for testing cement in a reference concrete. The main purpose of this test method is to determine the strength produced by a specific cement in a closely specified reference concrete. By using this standard, the quality and efficacy of the cement can be evaluated, as the strength of the concrete is directly influenced by the properties of the cement used. This standard ensures that the testing process is standardized and reliable, enabling accurate comparisons between different types or brands of cement.
The reference concrete used in this test method is carefully specified to ensure consistent conditions for testing. This allows for a fair assessment of the cement's performance, as the influence of other factors, such as aggregates and additives, can be minimized. By focusing specifically on the cement component, this standard provides valuable information for engineers, contractors, and other professionals in the construction industry, helping them select the most suitable cement for their projects.
| Descriptors | Composition, Testing conditions, Control samples, Physical testing, Specimen preparation, Concretes, Sand, Compression testing, Mixing, Cubic shape, Cements, Test specimens, Aggregates, Consistency (mechanical property), Strength of materials, Mortars, Cement and concrete technology, Test equipment, Concrete mixes |
| ICS Codes | 91.100.10 - Cement. Gypsum. Lime. Mortar |
| Language(s) | English |
| ISBN | 0 580 28689 4 |
| File Size | 245.8 KB |
