COMPRESSION STRENGTH -- ASTM C-99
Testing by QORE PROPERTY SCIENTIFIC & GILES ENGINEERING
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Project: Unilock – Aurora, Illinois                              Job No: 22955
Client: Unilock Chicago                                             Report No: 22955
Unit ID: 2 x 4 inch cylinder of unknown composition  Report date: 11/07/02
  Received Date: 11/05/02

LABORATORY TEST REPORT
Specimen ID
H-8
Date Cast 9/25/02
Date Received 11/05/02
Date Tested 11/06/02
Age, Days 42
Diameter, inches 1.99
Load, lbs 57,654
Compressive Strength, psi 18,540

 

This Test was performed in general accordance with ASTM C 39

 





Giles Engineering Associates, Inc.

GEOTECHNICAL, ENVIRONMENTAL AND CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS CONSULTANT

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REPORT OF COMPRESSION TEST

CLIENT: World Industries PROJECT: Chinacrete Cylinders

313 N. Watertown St. Lab testing

Johnson Creek, WI 53038

Date: February 03, 1999 GEA Project no: 1M 9711012

 

 

DATE DELIVERED TO LAB: 11/9/98 By: Client

CYLINDER(S) MADE BY: Client GROUP SAMPLE NO.: 11/9/98

DATE

CYL

CYL

TEST

TEST

TOTAL

CYLINDER

COMPRESSIVE

CAST

DES.

NO.

DATE

AGE

LOAD

AREA

STRENGTH

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

(DAYS)

lbf

kN

sq in

sq cm

psi

Mpa

11/3/98

#2

1

11/10/98

7

32,080

143

7.07

45.6

4,538

31.3

11/3/98

#3

2

11/17/98

14

49,570

220

7.07

45.6

7,013

48.4

11/3/98

#4

3

11/24/98

21

61,190

272

7.07

45.6

8,557

59.7

11/3/98

#5

4

12/1/98

28

66,680

297

7.07

4S.6

9,433

55.0

11/3/98

#6

5

12/1/98

29

64,412

296

7.07

4S.6

9,101

62.7

11/3/9888

#7

6

2/3/99

90

119,170

530

7.07

45.6

15,859

115.2

REMARKS: (1) Cylinders tested in accordance with ASTM C 39-96

(2) Type of capping: neoprene pads (ASTM D 1231). unless noted otherwise

(3) Type of fracture: shear unless noted otherwise

(4) All Cylinders were capped with Sulphur Mortar

Reviewing Engineer: Charles S. Gresser, P.E.

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