Method of and an arrangement for measuring the properties of a stiff mass to be compacted
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Oct 2, 1990
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Oct 6, 1989
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Oct 11, 1988
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The invention relates to a method and an arrangement for measuring the properties, particularly the degree of compaction of a stiff compactable mass such as fresh concrete, to be cast or a similar soil mass. In order to make the control of compaction more effective, gaseous pressure fluid is blown through the mass during the compaction of the mass, simultaneously, observing increases in the pressure of the gaseous pressure fluid in the surface portions of the mass due to increased flow resistance. The pressure fluid is blown through an opening formed in a wall adjoining the mass to be compacted and by means of a source of pressure fluid connected to the opening. Changes in the flow resistance are measured by means of a measuring device.
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