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Sales of neat mortar materials for compressive strength of wall bricks

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The net slurry material for compressive strength testing of wall bricks is sold by Tianjin Yaxing Automation Experimental Instrument Factory. The net slurry material for compressive strength testing of wall bricks is produced and developed in accordance with the GB/T25183-2010 standard. This standard specifies the definition, raw material requirements, general requirements, technical requirements, test method acceptance rules, packaging, labeling, transportation, expiration date, instructions for use, and storage of net slurry materials for compressive strength testing of wall bricks. Scope of application: This standard is applicable to mortar materials used for compressive strength testing of wall bricks

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Sales of neat mortar materials for compressive strength of wall bricksThe net slurry material for compressive strength testing of masonry bricks produced and developed by Tianjin Yaxing Automation Experimental Instrument Factory complies with the GB/T25183-2010 standard. This standard specifies the definition, raw material requirements, general requirements, technical requirements, test method acceptance rules, packaging, labeling, transportation, expiration date, instructions for use, and storage of net slurry materials for compressive strength testing of masonry bricks. Scope of application: This standard is applicable to mortar materials used for compressive strength testing of wall bricks.

GB/T 25183-2010 Composition of neat mortar material for compressive strength test of masonry bricks:

Sales of neat mortar materials for compressive strength of wall bricks

The mortar used for strength testing of wall bricks is composed of gypsum, fine sand with a particle size less than 1mm, and water. The weight ratio between gypsum and fine sand with a particle size less than 1mm is as follows: gypsum accounts for 50-70%, fine sand with a particle size less than 1mm accounts for 30-50%, and water accounts for 24-26% of the total weight of gypsum and fine sand. Gypsum refers to pure gypsum with a compressive strength greater than 22.0MPa and a flexural strength greater than 7.0MPa after 2 hours. The problem of excessive curing period and unstable testing of cement paste used in the strength test of this wall brick