ASTM C617 - Sulfur Qualification

This video provides a summary of test method procedures. For more information on this method, including calculations, please visit the CTTP online training modules here: cttp.uark.edu/...

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Thanks for sharing.

[@eidmuhammadzurmutay9362]

Salam hope sir you are doing well sir my question is that how much the strength comes out after 2 hours or 16 hours in psi or mpa? thanks waiting for your kind response.

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It varies, but an estimation in my experience is after 2 hours the sulfur has always been above 5,000 psi, more likely in the 6,000's. At 16 hours, we typically get above 8,000 psi all the way up to the 9,000 psi ranges. But again this varies. That is why its important to run these every 3 months or whenever you buy new material to make sure the compressive strengths are in the proper range.