How to determine split tensile strength test of concrete || Laboratory Concrete Test #2

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[@nurulastriana]

it's a very clear explanation, thank you

[@AnimeEdu]

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[@amalorpavampeter6875]

very clear about spllit tensil strength from watching,Thank you.

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[@muhammadyamin3808]

Good way of explination

[@AnimeEdu]

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[@AnimeEdu]

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[@AnimeEdu]

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[@SivaRamaKrishnaNallajarla]

Is the test gives accurate results?
Now days there is no take care about in concrete filling and compaction.

[@AnimeEdu]

Yes, it gives accurate results.
And, can you elaborate on question?

[@vikranthviki5518]

Will you plz upload videos about RCC members

[@AnimeEdu]

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Please make a video on Bond strength of concrete

[@AnimeEdu]

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[@adityamehra7238]

Okhay.. i wanna know that you applied compressive force but ended up measuring tensile strength .. how?

[@diptiranjan1991]

Why2P??? Why not P

[@caoimhmccool4784]

Load is applied equally from above and below

[@manojravi2308]

Why compression is given to find tensile strength...
To find tensile strength why we are not appling tensile force ?

[@AnimeEdu]

We are compressive force on side ways of a column… which means tensile force is created along longitudinal way…..

[@Manoj-ys2pp]

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[@hariomchandra9048]

As it is a tensile strength test why we are applying compressive strength

[@AnimeEdu]

We are compressive force on side ways of a column… which means tensile force is created along longitudinal way…..

[@royalpraj122]

max concrete tension test in hindi

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[@amanpandey7035]

What is "L" in this case ?

[@saicharangarrepalli9590]

"L" must be the Length of the specimen which is 300mm here.

[@balavignesh4435]

One dout- What is tha limitation of split tensile criteria

[@yuhendrank2288]

Depending upon the grade of concrete

[@AnimeEdu]

Here are some key limitations of the split tensile strength test:
- Sample preparation can introduce flaws or cracks that may cause premature failure, so careful preparation of concrete cylinders or beams is important.
- The test introduces a artificially-induced tensile stress state that is not entirely representative of real-world conditions where tensile stresses develop more gradually.
- The maximum tensile stress ends up occurring at the loading points rather than uniformly across the mid-plane, so the actual tensile strength may be higher than measured.
- Stress concentrations and improper load alignments during testing can further contribute to variability and underestimation of tensile strength.
- The test is more variable and sensitive to sample defects compared to compressive strength testing. More samples may need to be tested to obtain a reliable tensile strength value.
- Strength is measured at one specific point of loading rather than over a range, so no data on elasticity or stress-strain post-peak behavior is obtained.
- Capped vs. uncapped cylinder ends can influence results as capping minimizes non-uniform stress distributions.