Calculation:T = (2Pmax)/(TtLd)Where:T= splitting tensile strength, psi (MPa)Pmax = maximum applied load, Ib-force (N)L = length, in. (mm)d = diameter, in. (mm)Tabulated Data and ResultL= 300mm, d = 150mmSample No.P (N)T (MPa)120000022200003210000 Procedure:1. Measure the dimension of the cylinder. Determine the diameter of the specimen to thenearest 0.01 in (0.25 mm) by averaging three diameters measured near the ends andthe middle of the specimen and lying in the plane containing the lines marked on thetwo ends.2. Determine the length of the specimen to the nearest 0.1 inch (2.5 mm) by averaging atleast two length measurements taken in the plane containing the lines marked on thetwo ends.3. Center one of the plywood strips along the center of the lower bearing block of thetesting machine. Place the cylinder on the plywood strip and align so that the linesmarked on the ends of the specimen are vertical and centered over the plywood strip.4. Place the second plywood strip lengthwise on the cylinder and place a 2" x 2" x 14 steelbar over the plywood strip.5. Lower the upper loading head until the assembly is secured in the machine.6. Apply the compressive load slowly and continuously until failure. The rate at which thespecimen should be loaded is 100 to 200 psi (690 to 1380kPa) per minute.7. Record the maximum load applied, the type of failure and appearance of the concretespecimen.

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Calculation: T = (2Pmax)/(TtLd) Where: T= splitting tensile strength, psi (MPa) Pmax = maximum applied load, Ib-force (N) L = length, in. (mm) d = diameter, in. (mm) Tabulated Data and Result L= 300mm, d = 150mm Sample No. P (N) T (MPa) 1 200000 2 220000 3 210000

Calculation: T = (2Pmax)/(TtLd) Where: T= splitting tensile strength, psi (MPa) Pmax = maximum applied load, Ib-force (N) L = length, in. (mm) d = diameter, in. (mm) Tabulated Data and Result L= 300mm, d = 150mm Sample No. P (N) T (MPa) 1 200000 2 220000 3 210000

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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