Compare the compressive strength and the splitting tensile strength.of following concrete. Data Sheet No. C4: Tensile splitting test resultsDate of casting: 28th February 202228 day splitting tensile strength of cylinderCuring condition: Air storedDate of testing: 1st April 2022Specimen 0.5DL(mm?)Splitting TensileStrength fct(MPa)Maximum Load FWeight ofcylinder(kg)(kN)Су 510000n3.64496.913.08Суб10000n3.763109.323.48Mean strength3.28Standard deviation2.56Date of casting:28 day splitting tensile strength of cylinderCuring condition: Water curingDate of testing: 1st April 2022Specimen 0.5zDL(mm)Weight ofcylinder(kg)Maximum Load FSplitting TensileStrength fct(MPa)(kN)Cy 210000r3.70116.963.72Mean strength3.72Standard deviation

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Problem 1.5.4P: A tensile test was performed on a metal specimen with a diameter of 1 2 inch and a gage length (the...

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