How is a freeze-thaw test performed and what does it determine?
What will be an ideal response?
Cured concrete specimens are placed in a freeze-thaw tester, a cabinet much like a freezer, and run through a series of freeze-thaw cycles. The loss between the original weight and final weight of the specimen is used to determine which samples withstand the freeze-thaw cycle best.
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