LABORATORY ELECTRIC OVEN, ACCELERATED CURING TANK, ABRASION RESISTANCE OF CONCRETE, ABRASION RESISTANCE OF CONCRETE UNDER WATER METHOD, HEAT OF HYDRATION APPARATUS, manufacturers suppliers in India

HEAT OF HYDRATION APPARATUS

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Ref. Std. ASTM C-186, IS 4031: part 9

Heat of Hydration apparatus is used for determining heat of hydration of cements by measuring difference between heat of solution of dry cement and heat of solution of a separate sample partially hydrated for 7 days and 28 days. This equipment consists of insulated wood case, vacuum jar with stopper; thermometer plus holder, glass funnel; stirring paddle and chuck.

ABRASION RESISTANCE OF CONCRETE UNDER WATER METHOD

TECHNICAL DETAIL
A cylindrical mould in shape, having a diameter approximately 6.00mm less than that of the Inside Diameter of the Test Container and a Height of 100mmWeighing Basket as per ASTM C1138 Weighing Balance 50kg as per ASTM C1138

Water Tank as per ASTM C1138

ABRASION RESISTANCE OF CONCRETE

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Abrasion Resistance of concrete by the Abrasive charge method with compressor 7 kg/cm²

ACCELERATED CURING TANK

TECHNICAL DETAIL

The tank designed to accommodate 150 mm/70.6 mm fully insulated, complete with a hinged lid, heater, thermostat and recirculation pump. Provision of two removable racks allowing free circulation of water around each cube. The pump, drain valves and electrical equipment be housed in a compartment located at one end of the tank. Suitable for operation on 440V, 50Hz, Three phase, AC supply.

Accelerated curing (for cooling and boiling water method) Temp. Range : 10°C to 100°C

Curing Tank for 6 cubes of 150 mm, 10°C to 100°C (with cooling

& heating system)

LABORATORY ELECTRIC OVEN

TECHNICAL DETAIL
Laboratory Electric Oven, Thermostatically Controlled, range 50° to 250°C +/-3°C with Air Circulating Fan, S.S. Inside Size 5 Feet x 5 Feet x 6

Feet

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