W1 W2 Florescence No. Load(KN) (DRY WEIGHT) (WET WEIGHT) 2500 area (mm) 1 518.4 2100 600 520.1 2120 2550 600 3 500.1 2121 2561 500 4 520.5 2119 2551 600 5 530.5 2095 2495 400 6. 520.5 2100 2490 500 7 519.8 2095 2494 600 8. 521.6 2100 2490 600 522.1 2095 2495 600 10 520.1 2100 2500 500

W1 W2 Florescence No. Load(KN) (DRY WEIGHT) (WET WEIGHT) 2500 area (mm) 1 518.4 2100 600 520.1 2120 2550 600 3 500.1 2121 2561 500 4 520.5 2119 2551 600 5 530.5 2095 2495 400 6. 520.5 2100 2490 500 7 519.8 2095 2494 600 8. 521.6 2100 2490 600 522.1 2095 2495 600 10 520.1 2100 2500 500

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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find compressive strength and Absorption of water

W1
W2
Florescence
Load(KN)
(WET
WEIGHT)
No.
(DRY
WEIGHT)
area (mm)
1
518.4
2100
2500
600
520.1
2120
2550
600
3
500.1
2121
2561
500
4
520.5
2119
2551
600
5
530.5
2095
2495
400
6
520.5
2100
2490
500
7
519.8
2095
2494
600
8
521.6
2100
2490
600
9.
522.1
2095
2495
600
10
520.1
2100
2500
500

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