C595

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C595 is the designation for an ASTM standard specification covering blended hydraulic cements used in construction.

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instanceOf ASTM standard specification ⓘ
construction material standard ⓘ
technical standard ⓘ
appliesTo blended hydraulic cements ⓘ
hydraulic cement ⓘ
covers composite blended cements ⓘ
portland-limestone blended cements ⓘ
pozzolanic blended cements ⓘ
slag blended cements ⓘ
defines chemical requirements for blended hydraulic cements ⓘ
performance requirements for blended hydraulic cements ⓘ
physical requirements for blended hydraulic cements ⓘ
requirements for blended hydraulic cements ⓘ
documentFormat written standard specification ⓘ
field civil engineering ⓘ
materials engineering ⓘ
fullName ASTM C595 Standard Specification for Blended Hydraulic Cements ⓘ
linked to: ASTM C595
geographicScope primarily United States ⓘ
hasIdentifier ASTM C595 ⓘ
hasScope specification of several types of blended hydraulic cements for general and special applications in construction ⓘ
intendedUsers cement manufacturers ⓘ
concrete producers ⓘ
construction professionals ⓘ
specifying engineers ⓘ
language English ⓘ
maintainedBy ASTM Committee C01 on Cement ⓘ
objective to ensure uniform quality of blended hydraulic cements ⓘ
to provide performance-based criteria for blended hydraulic cements ⓘ
publishedBy ASTM International ⓘ
American Society for Testing and Materials ⓘ
linked to: ASTM International
regulates composition of blended hydraulic cements ⓘ
fineness of blended hydraulic cements ⓘ
setting time of blended hydraulic cements ⓘ
soundness of blended hydraulic cements ⓘ
strength requirements of blended hydraulic cements ⓘ
relatedTo ASTM C150 ⓘ
ASTM C618 ⓘ
ASTM C989 ⓘ
sector building and construction ⓘ
infrastructure ⓘ
standardCategory cement standard ⓘ
construction materials standard ⓘ
standardType material specification ⓘ
usedIn concrete production ⓘ
construction ⓘ
mortar production ⓘ

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