Quality Control tests on soil aggregates cement and concrete.

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Quality control tests are conducted on soil aggregates, cement, and concrete to ensure their compliance with quality standards.

Soil aggregates are tested for particle size distribution, moisture content, and compaction characteristics.
Cement is tested for fineness, setting time, compressive strength, and chemical composition.
Concrete is tested for slump, compressive strength, air content, and durability.
Various laboratory tests such as sieve analysis, Atterberg limits, and Proctor compaction test are performed on soil aggregates.
Cement tests include the Blaine air permeability test, Vicat apparatus test, and heat of hydration test.
Concrete tests involve the use of a slump cone, compression testing machine, air entrainment meter, and accelerated weathering tests.

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Soil: Liquid limit and Plastic limit test, California Bearing Ration Test, Proctor Density Test, Sand replacement test.

Aggregate: FI & EI, Aggregate Impact Value test, Los abrasion test, SG & WA

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All test procedure and apparatus dimensions.

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