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<p>The Vicant Apparatus is used for determining setting time and consistency of cement by Vicat Method.</p>
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Laboratory Testing -
Cement
<p>The Air Entrainment Meter is used to determine air content of fresh concrete. The meter measures up to 22% entrained air with an accuracy of ±0.25% at full scale. It is appropriate for aggregates size of maximum 50mm.</p>
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Laboratory Testing -
Concrete
The EN and ASTM standards describe two methods for the determination of air content of compacted fresh concrete which is a very important parameter for the behavior of concrete to weathering and to verify the air content variation due to the use of chemical ...
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Laboratory Testing -
Concrete
<p>Used to determine the in-sity density of fine graded compacted or bonded soil. The apparatus is placed over the hole excavated in the soil, and water is pumped into a rubber balloon and forced into the hole. The amount of water displaced into the ballon ...
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Ground Investigation -
In situ testing
<p>Blue methylene test set CLAY CONTENT IN FINE AGGREGATES. Utilized to determine the clay content in the fine portions of the aggregates</p>
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Laboratory Testing -
Soil Testing
<p>Used to determine the loose bulk density and voids of aggregates. Stainless steel made, the 10 and 20 litres models have handles</p>
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Laboratory Testing -
Aggregate Testing
Stainless steel construction with handles. The top rim is smooth and plane and parallel to the bottom conforming to the standards.Stainless steel constructionStrictly conforming to EN standards
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Laboratory Testing -
Aggregate Testing
<p>The centrifuge extractor is used for the determination of bitumen percentage in bituminous mixtures.</p>
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Laboratory Testing -
Asphalt
Used for determining the amount of surface moisture in fine aggregate. The flask is graduated to 200 ml between the two bulbs and from 375 to 450 ml above the second bulb.
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Laboratory Testing -
Aggregate Testing
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Laboratory Testing -
Aggregate Testing