Remarks on the proportioning of cement in set mortars and concretes
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https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.1965.v18.i173.4344Abstract
Present methods to determine the proportioning of cements in conglomerates, and specifically cement (whether Portland or not) in set mortars and concretes, have general limitations which in most practical cases have the disadvantage that they involve considerable errors. In given cases, which are usually unexpected, these errors may considerably increase, and render useless the inferences that could be drawn therefrom. To avoid this it is necessary to supplement these methods with other means of determining the cement content. This will be especially so if the results could lead to serious economic consequences, or to evaluate responsibilities of any other type.
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