What is a pizometer?

Anonymous

∙ 16y ago

Updated: 8/17/2019

it will be unknown forever more.

Wiki User

∙ 16y ago

What else can I help you with?

Standard procedure for hydrotest on rcc water retaining structures?

As per I.S code 3370 part I & II, there is 40mm tolerance for leakage for R.C.C structures. following method are used for measuring the leakage. 1) if the tank capacity more 6ml, tank should be fill by 1/3 for reading step by step and tress the leakages. 2) After tress, mark the spot and use appropriate method for attend the same. such as epoxy grouting, epoxy material and any other method which is suitable as per site condition. 3) take reading with pizometer and subtract the reading which is received from evaporation pan. take final reading. reading is taken after 24 Hr up to seven day. Adopt this procedure for hydro testing of R.C.C structure. if leakage found more than 40mm. whole procedure should be repeat again.

Trending Questions

Is M. Shadows cousins with Joel Madden? What are the common characteristics of guttural sounds in different languages? What fault line does Mount Vesuvius rest on? Can you keep a security guard off your property? How many cups of uncooked rice is 2 lbs? What is 46.504 in word form? Is rescue a long U word? Who is Jim ranghelli? What high school did Anne Cox Chambers attend? Do invertebrates have a backbone? How can I ensure that my outdoor faucet is frostproof to prevent freezing during the winter months? Did Bud Not Buddy have a conflict? Why did Aang show Momo to Katara? Where can a short woman find fashionable petite clothes? What did Matilda write on the chalkboard? Magenta from blues clues? Do lobsters digest their food? What steps have Central America nations taken towards growing coffee in ways that are better for the environment? How do you pronounce the Welsh boy name cri? What does the blue symbolize?

Resources

Top Categories

Product

Company

Copyright ©2025 Answers.com | Lunias Media Inc. All Rights Reserved. The material on this site can not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, cached or otherwise used, except with prior written permission of Answers.