The coefficient of absorption (COA) for a clay brick is the
ratio of the amount of cold water to the amount of boiling water
that the brick will absorb. The following table shows the
measurements of pore volume (cm3/g) and COA for four bricks. Pore
volume COA 1.75 0.8 1.63 0.78 1.60 0.77 1.62 0.75 Find the least
square linear regression line for predicting COA from pore volume.
Approximate to 5dp. a) ?? = 0.24638 ?? + 0.36847 b) ?? = 0.46941 ??
+ 0.00047 c) ?? = 0.26941 ?? + 0.00047 d) ?? = 0.46941 ?? +
0.36847
By the analysis on MS Excel we got the following result. Thus
the least square regression line for predicting COA from pore
volume is y=0.24638x+0.36847 (approximation to 5dp). Thus option is
(a)
The coefficient of absorption (COA) for a clay brick is the ratio of the amount of...
9) A severe weathering clay brick was tested for absorption according to ASTM C67 procedure and produced the following data: Dry mass of specimen = 2.186 kg Saturated mass after 24-hour submersion in cold water = 2.453 kg Saturated mass after 5-hour submersion in boiling water = 2.472 kg Calculate absorption by 24-hour submersion. Calculate absorption by 5-hour boiling. Does the brick satisfy the ASTM requirements?