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1 A.S.T.M. MEMBER TEST REPORT 50 MATERIAL NAME: Moca Beige (Grey) CLIENT : A&G 23 S.r.l. STONELAB BY IMM TECHNOLOGICAL LABORATORY FOR TESTING ON STONES PERFORMED TESTS: 1. Water Absorption & Bulk Specific Gravity ( C97-09) Table 1 2. Modulus of Rupture ( C99-09) Table 2 (Dry+Wet; Perpendicular to rift edges) 3. Compressive Strength ( C170-09) Table 3 (Dry+Wet; Perpendicular to rift) 4. Abrasion Resistance ( C ) Table 4 The Test Report 50 consists of 10 pages including this one. DATE: May 25 th, 2015 Dr. Geol. Marco Mazzoni IMM Carrara SpA - Stonelab Test Report 50 Page 1 of 10 V.le G.Galilei, Marina di Carrara (MS-Italy) m.mazzoni@immcarrara.it
2 STONELAB by IMM Viale G.Galilei, M. di Carrara - Italy Tel Fax m.mazzoni@immcarrara.it A.S.T.M. MEMBER TEST REPORT 50 RESULTS SUMMARY TABLES By request of A&G 23 S.R.L., the under listed Tests have been performed on specimens of the material named by A&G 23 S.R.L., Moca Beige (Grey), quarried in Turkey. The relevant results have been reported in the tables enclosed to this document. The specimens under testing have been consigned to this laboratory by A&G 23 S.R.L.in date May 14 th, No further information about the geological setting of this rock was given. NOTE: the standard deviation and the coefficient of variation of mechanical tests have been indicated inside the tables enclosed to this test report.. Type of Test Ref. Std. Units Conditioning (Load applying dir.) Water Absorption (Table 1) C97-09 Bulk Specific Gravity (Table 1) Modulus of Rupture (Table 2) Modulus of Rupture (Table 2) Compressive Strength (Table 3) Compressive Strength (Table 3) Abrasion Resistance (Table 4) C97-09 C99-09 C99-09 C C C Average values Std. Dev. % Kg/m 3 - lb/ft 3 - MPa (medium density) (medium density) DRY Psi (Perp. to rift edges) WET Psi (Perp. to rift edges) DRY Psi (Perp. to rift) WET Psi (Perp. to rift) MPa MPa MPa Ha Dry The density data indicate that the medium density limestones reference values ( C568) should be taken into account. Dr. Geol. Marco Mazzoni DATE: May 25 th, 2015 Test Report 50 Page 2 of 10
3 Water Absorption and Bulk Specific Gravity ( C97-09) Client: A&G 23 S.r.l. Table 1 MEMBER NO Material: Moca Beige (Grey) Test Report : 50 Block : unknown Test Standard: C97-09 Specim After Dry conditioning ( >48 hrs. / 60 C) s weight After Wet conditioning ( >48 hrs. / 20 C) Date g (m d ) Date g (m s ) g (m h ) 01 19/05/ /05/ /05/ /05/ /05/ /05/ /05/ /05/ /05/ /05/ B.S.G. [kg/m 3 ] [lb/ft 3 ] Water Absorption (%) 2.63 Dimension (mm) 50.9x50.3x x50.0x x50.1x x50.0x x50.0x50.0 Min. Avg. Max. Apparent Density ρ b [kg/m 3 ] [lb/ft 3 ] Water Absorption [%] Dr.Geol. Marco Mazzoni Date: May 25 th, 2015 Test Report 50 Page 3 of 10
4 Modulus of Rupture ( C99-09) Client: A&G 23 S.r.l. - R - MEMBER Material: Moca Beige (Grey) Test Report : 50 Block : unknown Test Standard: C Dimensions a x b x h Conditioning Dry >48hrs/60 C Fmax [kn] R Actual Values R R avd R avd Table 2 Strain F max 01 D 200x99.8x61.1 Dry D 200x100.3x61.0 Dry D 200x99.8x61.1 Dry D 200x99.9x61.6 Dry D 200x99.8x60.8 Dry Note: Load applied perpendicular to rift Average M.O.R. (Dry - to rift), R avd = MPa (R avd = Psi) Standard deviation (Dry), s d = 0.43 MPa (s d = 61.7 Psi) Dimensions a x b x h Coefficient of Variation (Dry ) = 3.28 % Conditioning Wet >48hrs/20 C Fmax [kn] R Actual Values R R avw R avw Strain F max 01 W 200x1001.1x61.0 Dry W 200x99.9x61.3 Dry W 200x99.9x61.2 Dry W 200x100.1x61.1 Dry W 200x99.4x60.6 Dry Note: Load applied perpendicular to rift Average M.O.R. (Wet - to rift), R avw = MPa (R avw = Psi) Standard deviation (Dry), s w = 0.70 MPa (s w = Psi) Coefficient of Variation (Wet ) = 6.85 % Notes Notes Load system schematic Dr.Geol. Marco Mazzoni DATE: May 25 th, 2015 Test Report 50 Page 4 of 10
5 Compressive Strength ( C170-09) Client: A&G 23 S.r.l. - C - MEMBER Material: Moca Beige (Grey) Test Report : 50 Table 3 Block : unknown Test Standard: C Dimensions a x b x h Conditioning Dry >48hrs/60 C Fmax [kn] C Actual Values C C avd C avd Strain F max 01 D 51.2x49.6x49.8 Dry D 50.1x50.7x50.1 Dry D 50.6x50.0x50.0 Dry D 50.6x50.5x50.7 Dry D 50.8x49.8x50.0 Dry Note: Load applied perpendicular to rift Notes Avg. Compressive Strength (Dry - to rift), σ avd = MPa (σ avd = Psi) Standard deviation (Dry - to rift), s d = 3.70 MPa (s d = Psi) Coefficient of Variation (Dry - to rift) = 3.70 % Specim. Dimensions a x b x h Conditioning Wet >48hrs/60 C Fmax [kn] C Actual Values C C avw C avw Strain F max 01 W 50.9x50.3x50.0 Wet W 50.6x50.0x50.2 Wet W 50.5x50.1x50.1 Wet W 50.8x50.0x50.1 Wet W 50.7x50.0x50.0 Wet Note: Load applied parallel to rift Notes Avg. Compressive Strength (Wet - to rift), σ avw = MPa (σ avw = Psi) Standard deviation (Wet - to rift), s w = 5.41 MPa (s w = Psi) Coefficient of Variation (Wet - to rift) = 7.53 % Dr.Geol. Marco Mazzoni DATE: May 25 th,2015 Test Report 50 Page 5 of 10
6 MEMBER Abrasion resistance of Dimension Stone Subjected to Foot Traffic ( C ) Client: A&G 23 S.r.l. Table 4 Material name: Moca Beige (Grey) s surface under testing: polished Test Report : 50 Test Standard: C Before Testing natural T=20 C Weight After Testing natural T=20 C B.S.G Wa=(A-B) Ha dimensions (G) g. (A) g. (B) g/cm 3 [g.] x99.7x x100.3x x100.1x6.6 Min. Average Ha Max Notes: B.S.G. = Bulk Specific Gravity Wa = Loss of Weight during grinding operation Ha = Abrasive hardness value Dr.Geol. Marco Mazzoni DATE: May 25 th, 2015 Test Report 50 Page 6 of 10
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9 TEST REPORT NO.50 Date: 22/05/15 Ref. Norm.: C Client: A&G 23 S.r.l. Test Device: Controls Mod.C56Z00 Load applying dir: perpendicular to the rift Material: Moca Beige (Grey) Test Speed: 0,5 MPa/sec Condition: Dry Specim.No a b c Area Force Compr. Strength Strain at Fmax (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm 2 ) (kn) (MPa) ( m) 01d 51,20 49,60 49, ,52 244,58 96, d 50,10 50,70 50, ,07 266,83 105, d 50,60 50,00 50, ,00 244,90 96, d 50,60 50,50 50, ,30 261,53 102, d 50,80 49,80 50, ,84 253,84 100, Average Compr. Strength : 100,17 MPa Standard deviation : 3,70 MPa µ 9
10 TEST REPORT NO.50 Date: 22/05/15 Ref. Norm.: C Client: A&G 23 S.r.l. Test Device: Controls Mod.C56Z00 Load applying dir: perpendicular to the rift Material: Moca Beige (Grey) Test Speed: 0,5 MPa/sec Condition: Wet Specim.No a b c Area Force Compr. Strength Strain at Fmax (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm 2 ) (kn) (MPa) ( m) 01w 50,90 50,30 50, ,27 188,21 73, w 50,60 50,00 50, ,00 160,35 63, w 50,50 50,10 50, ,05 186,44 73, w 50,80 50,00 50, ,00 179,43 70, w 50,70 50,00 50, ,00 197,70 77, Average Compr. Strength : 71,84 MPa Standard deviation : 5,41 MPa µ 10
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