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Equipment for Preparing Specimens
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This photo shows a diamond saw. It is used for preparing (or coring) rock or concrete specimens. Such preparation is necessary for example for the performance of an unconfined compression test.
(In the bottom left of the picture you can see a Marshall test sample).
The photo is taken from the Central Laboratory and Training Center of Attiki Odos JV, Athens, Greece.
Selected Topics
Laboratory TestingWater Content (w)Atterberg LimitsUnconfined Compression TestSoil Consolidation and Oedometer TestStep-by-Step Guide for Grain Size AnalysisGeotechnical Engineering Lab Manual, by Prof. William A. Kitch (Angelo State University)Soil Compaction TestDirect Shear TestTriaxial Compression Test in RockWhat is Geotechnical Engineering?Measurement of Specific Gravity of SoilsA list of Videos on Laboratory Testing to support Online InstructionPoint Load TestSplitting Tensile Strength Test (Brazilian)
Centrifuge Testing
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