UNIT 4 Flashcards

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1
Q

is used to test the mechanical
properties (tension, compression etc.) of a given test specimen by exerting
tensile, compressive or transverse stresses.

A

Universal testing machine (UTM)

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2
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measures how strong it is (tensile strength) how stretchy it
is (elongation), and how stiff it is (tensile modulus)

A

Tensile Test

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3
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The exact opposite of a tensile test. It is where you
compress an object until a certain load or distance has been reached or
the product breaks

A

Compression Test

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4
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Similar to a tensile test - you pull apart two
materials that have been bonded together

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Adhesion Tests (Peel test)

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5
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usually performed to measure the
flexural strength and modulus of some types of materials and
products.

A

Bend testing (flexural testing)

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6
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UTM machine is designed to test a wide range of materials, including,
but not limited to

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 Reinforcing Steel bars
 Steel Rope
 Concrete cylinder/cube/beam sample
 Concrete Hollow blocks
 Foam

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7
Q

A universal testing machine consists of
two main parts :

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  1. Loading Unit
  2. Control Unit
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8
Q

The arrangement of the test specimen and
the exertion of the load is held in the_______

A

loading
unit

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9
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The variations in the application of the
load and the corresponding test result are
obtained from the _______.

A

control unit

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10
Q

a pre-cast hollow building unit with cells
composed of Portland Cement, suitable aggregates, with or without
inclusions of other materials

A

Concrete Hollow Blocks (CHB)

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11
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_____are innovative
building products that are used as walls in building construction

A

Concrete hollow blocks

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12
Q

concrete hollow blocks
have an inner void area which is greater than 25% of their gross area and
are available in various sizes and shapes. T or F

A

T

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13
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used by the Romans as early as 200 B.C. to bind
shaped stones together in the construction of buildings

A

Concrete mortar

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14
Q

During the reign of
the ___________, in 37-41 A.D., small blocks of precast
concrete were used as a construction material in the region around present day ________, _________

A

Roman emperor Caligula, Naples, Italy

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15
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It was not until ______ that the English stonemason _________ developed Portland cement, which became one of the key
components of modern concrete.

A

1824, Joseph Aspdin

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16
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A building made of concrete hollow blocks provides comfortable interiors due
to _________.

A

thermal insulation

17
Q

_________ also make the building soundproof or at least keep the
noise at bay due to the hollow nature of the block.

A

Hollow blocks

18
Q

can be used in the construction of commercial and residential
buildings, internal partition walls, and boundary walls, for architectural
decoration, and on the rooftop for heat protection

A

Hollow blocks

19
Q

__________such as Portland Cement (ASTM C150), Blended
Cements (ASTMC595), Hydrated Lime Type S (ASTM C207), Pozzolans
(ASTM C618) may be used.

A

Cementitious materials

20
Q

________ should be free from
significant amount of deleterious impurities

21
Q

Suitable proportion of aggregate to cement must
be found by testing T or F

22
Q

commonly being used in building
construction such as walls, partitions, fences or dividers. They are
ranging from 3 to 6 in. and are not capable of super-imposed load
and are carrying their own weights only

A

Non-load bearing CHB

23
Q

are blocks whose thickness ranging from 6 to 8
inches or more, and capable of carrying super imposed load aside
from its own weight. This may be used in exterior walls below grade
and for un-plastered exterior wall above grade that may or may not
be exposed to weather.

A

Load bearing CHB

24
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STANDARD SPECIFICATION FOR HOLLOW LOAD-BEARING
CONCRETE MASONRY UNIT

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STANDARD SPECIFICATION FOR NON-LOAD-BEARING CONCRETE MASONRY UNIT
ASTM C12
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SAMPLING AND TESTING OF CONCRETE HOLLOW BLOCK
ASTM C14
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Specimens shall be representative of the whole lot of units from which they are selecte
Sampling of CHB
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___Quality Test for every 10,000 units CHB or fraction thereof ____ units of CHB per 1 Quality Test
1, 6
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Quality Test 1. ___________– 3 units of CHB 2. ___________ – 3 units of CHB
Compressive Test , Absorption Test
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Testing of CHB
 Dimension Measurements  Compressive Strength Test  Absorption Test
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The tests are performed so as to determine the actual percentage of water and the absorption characteristics of the concrete when subjected in a saturated condition
Absorption Test
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