labratory of Civil

Cement:

1-standard consistence test.

2-initial and final setting time test.

3-soundness test.

4-fineness test.

A-air permeability method.

B-blaine method.

5-compression strength of cement mortar test.

Aggregate:

1-sampling of aggregate.

2-sieve analysis of aggregate.

3-flakiness and elongation index of aggregate test.

4-specific gravity (relative density )and absorption of aggregate test.

5-bulk density and spaces of aggregate test.

6-moisture content of aggregate test.

7-impact value of aggregate test.

8-curching value of aggregate test.

9-organic impurities.

10-test of clay vabio and other fine materials in aggregate.

Concrete:

1-mixing and making optimum fresh concrete in lap.

2-flow.

3-kelly ball penetration test.

4-slump test.

5-compacting factors test.

6-remoulding test.

7-vebe test.

8-density of fresh concrete test.

9-compressive strength of concrete test.

10-flexial strength of concrete test.

11-density fresh concrete test.

12-test the compressive strength that equals the cubic compressive strength by using parts of

Information of  laboratory and present the report.

The tension test of steel

Brick test

 Test of dimension of brick

  Test of absorption of brick

  Test of porosity of brick

  Test of efflorescence of brick    

  Test of compressive strength of brick

  Test of modulus of rupture of brick

Gypsum test

 Test of time of setting Gypsum

 Test of ratio of water Gypsum with relationship of loading

 Test of compression in Gypsum

Tile test

 Absorption test

 Total absorptioaltilles

 Test modulus of rupture tiles

 Test of compression

 Test of shape

 Test of blance of face

 Test change of colure    

Timber testing

Mositure content

Compression parallel to grain

 Tension parallelto grain

 Tension perpendicular to grian

Static bending  

Soil mechanics : definitions ,laboratory procedures and report preparation

Water content determination

Unit weight of cohesive soil

Liquid and plastic limits of a soil

Shrinkage limit

Grian size- analysis mechanical method

Grian size analysis – hydrometer method

Specific gravity of soil solids

Unit weight –water content relation (compaction)

Determination of In- place soil density

Consolidation test

Unconfined compression testing

Triaxial test

Coefficient of permeability (falling head method )

Coefficient of permeability (constant head method)

Direct shear test

Relative density determination

Introduction.

Application of Microsoft Windows XP.  

Application of Microsoft Office.

Application of Programming by Qbasic.                                                  

Application of Fortran Concepts and Terms

Application of Language Elements.

Application of Data Types.

Application of Using Data.

Application of Expressions and Assignment.

Application of Controlling Execution.

Application of Input and Output Processing.

Application of Input and Output Editing.

Measurement of total dissolved solids

Measurement of PH

Measurement of Alkalinity

Measurement of Acidity

Measurement of Hardness

Measurement of sulfate ion

Measurement of chloride ion

Measurement of chlorine

Measurement of Turbidity (jar test)

Measurement of plate count

Measurement of Dissolved oxygen

Measurement of Bio-oxygen demand

Measurement of chemical-oxygen demand

Penetration test for bituminous materials.

Ductility test for bituminous materials.

Softening point for bituminous materials.

Standard test method for flash and five points.

Sag bolt furol viscosity of bituminous materials.

Proctor compaction of sub-grade soil.

California bearing ratio test.

Marshal test.

Hydrostatic  force on a submerge surface

Bernollils theorem.

Flow through an orifrce .

Charaacterishics of flow over a notch

Forced vortex

Application of a venture

Impact of a jet.

Friction loss in apipe

Reyrold’s number

Hyrunlic jump in horizontal and rectangular channel

The discharge beneath a sluice gate

Application of an orifice plate in the measurement of flow rate

Current meter

Parshall flume