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The document describes an experiment to determine the percentage of water absorption in bricks according to Indian Standards specifications. Three brick samples were weighed initially and after immersion in water for 24 hours to determine final weights. The percentage of water absorbed for each brick was calculated and averaged. The average absorption of 55.55% indicated the bricks were of second class according to IS specifications and suitable for construction.
The document describes an experiment to determine the percentage of water absorption in bricks according to Indian Standards specifications. Three brick samples were weighed initially and after immersion in water for 24 hours to determine final weights. The percentage of water absorbed for each brick was calculated and averaged. The average absorption of 55.55% indicated the bricks were of second class according to IS specifications and suitable for construction.
The document describes an experiment to determine the percentage of water absorption in bricks according to Indian Standards specifications. Three brick samples were weighed initially and after immersion in water for 24 hours to determine final weights. The percentage of water absorbed for each brick was calculated and averaged. The average absorption of 55.55% indicated the bricks were of second class according to IS specifications and suitable for construction.
Aim: - To determine % water absorption of a brick. Apparatus: - Balance, Weights, Water tank, Etc. Material: - Bricks, Water. Theory: - It is necessary to check the % of water absorbed by the bricks before taking them for use. I.S. Specications: - As per I. !"##$!%&# Water absorption of bricks should not be more than the classified specifications. ! st 'lass Brick ( )"% ) nd 'lass Brick ( ))% * rd 'lass Brick ( )&% !roce"ure: - !. Take three standard brick specimen, free from impurities and organic matter. ). Weigh the brick+s by means of balance , note down the initial weights -W ! . in the obser/ation table. *. Immerse the bricks in water tank for )0 hours. 0. The bricks are then taken out and the final weights -W ) . are noted. % of water absorbed ( 1inal weight 2 Initial weight 3 !"" Initial Weight ( W ) 2 W ! 3 !"" W ! #$ser%ations: - i4e of brick ( 555555mm 6 555555mm 6 555555mm #$ser%ation Ta$le: - Serial Number Initial Weight (W 1 ) Final Weight (W 2 ) % of water absorbed Average 1 2 3 &alculations: - % of water absorbed ( W ) 2 W ! 3 !"" by ! st specimen W ! ( !!!!!!! 2 !!!!!!! 3 !""
( 55555555 % % of water absorbed ( W ) 2 W ! 3 !"" by ) nd specimen W ! ( !!!!!!! 2 !!!!!!! 3 !""
( 55555555 % % of water absorbed ( W ) 2 W ! 3 !"" by * rd specimen W ! ( !!!!!!! 2 !!!!!!! 3 !""
( 55555555 % A/g. % of water absorbed ( 5 7 7 3 !"" * ( 55555555 % 'esult: - % of water absorbed by bricks ( 55555555 % &onclusion: - As per I. specification the brick is of 55555555class. As per I.. pecifications, Brick is uitable 8 9ot suitable for construction. Date: _________ Si(n : ____________