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This equipment has been developed to assess the durability of rock to weakening and disintegration when subjected to the simulated effects of climatic slaking. Slake durability is a simulated weathering test to determine abrasion resistance during wetting and drying cycles of shale and similar soft rocks as used in embankments and other construction-related applications. Samples are alternately tumbled in mesh drums through a water medium and oven-dried for two cycles. The percent loss of mass is referred to as the slake durability index. The device rotates two drum-shaped sample boxes at a speed of 20 revolutions per minute through a motor fixed on the bottom of the device. The drum-shaped sample box is mounted on a bearing coated with lubricant, and there is no resistance when rotating. The drum-shaped sample box is made of corrosion-resistant materials and is equipped with two water tanks.
Specifications:
Speed: 20 rpm
Sieve tube: φ140*100mm
Standard sieve aperture: 2mm
Water tank volume: 200*170*160mm
Specimen specifications: 40～60g each, 10 pieces in total
Dimension: 900*300*440mm
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