What are the testing comes in Destructive Testing of Concrete Specimens?

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Destructive testing of concrete specimens involves various types of tests to assess the strength and durability of the concrete.

Compression test: Measures the maximum load a concrete specimen can bear before failure.
Splitting tensile test: Evaluates the tensile strength of concrete by applying a diametrical load.
Flexural test: Determines the flexural strength of concrete by subjecting a beam specimen to bending.
Abrasion test: Assesses the resistance of concrete to wear and erosion.
Impact test: Measures the ability of concrete to withstand sudden impacts.
Water permeability test: Determines the permeability of concrete to water.
Carbonation test: Evaluates the depth of carbonation in concrete to assess its durability.
Chloride penetration test: Measures the penetration of chloride ions into concrete, which can cause corrosion of reinforcement.
Alkali-silica reaction test: Determines the potential for alkali-silica reaction, which can lead to concrete deterioration.
Freeze-thaw test: Assesses the resistance of concrete to damage caused by repeated freezing and thawing cycles.

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Compressive strength test, flexural strength test, Resistivity test, stress-Strain test, split tensile strength test, concrete core compressive strength test, etc.