A Hand book for Cement Users
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Cement. The cement shall be a true Portland cement, made by calcining a proper mixture of calcareous and clayey earths; and if required, the contractor shall furnish a certi- fied statement of the chemical composition of the cement, and the raw materials from which it is manufactured. The fineness of the cement shall be such that at least 99 per cent, will pass through a sieve of 50 meshes per lineal inch, at least 90 per cent, will pass through a sieve of 100 meshes per lineal inch, and at lea...st 70 per cent, will pass through a sieve of 200 meshes per lineal inch.
Samples for testing may be taken from each and every barrel delivered, unless otherwise specified. Tensile tests will be made on specimens prepared and maintained until tested at a temperature of not less than 60 degrees F. Each specimen will have an area of 1 square inch at the breaking section, and after being allowed to harden in moist air for 24 hours, will be immersed and maintained under the water until tested. The sand used in preparing the test specimens shall be clean, sharp, crushed quartz, retained on a sieve of 30 meshes per lineal inch.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cement. The cement shall be a true Portland cement, made by calcining a proper mixture of calcareous and clayey earths; and if required, the contractor shall furnish a certi- fied statement of the chemical composition of the cement, and the raw materials from which it is manufactured. The fineness of the cement shall be such that at least 99 per cent, will pass through a sieve of 50 meshes per lineal inch, at least 90 per cent, will pass through a sieve of 100 meshes per lineal inch, and at lea...st 70 per cent, will pass through a sieve of 200 meshes per lineal inch.
Samples for testing may be taken from each and every barrel delivered, unless otherwise specified. Tensile tests will be made on specimens prepared and maintained until tested at a temperature of not less than 60 degrees F. Each specimen will have an area of 1 square inch at the breaking section, and after being allowed to harden in moist air for 24 hours, will be immersed and maintained under the water until tested. The sand used in preparing the test specimens shall be clean, sharp, crushed quartz, retained on a sieve of 30 meshes per lineal inch.
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