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Blended Cement Samples 81 & 82 Please Note: Both cements are ASTM C595 Blended Hydraulic Cements. Sample No. 81 is a Type IS(30) and Sample No. 82 is a Type IS(40). Type IS cements require the separate determinations of sulfate (SO3) and sulfide sulfur (S). Type IS cements require LOI be corrected for sulfide sulfur (S). Please allow until March 9 th for receipt of samples. Closing date for submitting all test results is April 20, 2018. If you perform ASTM C1702 Heat of Hydration using Isothermal Conduction Calorimetry, you will now be able to submit data for the test. Statistics will be available, but no ratings will be given for this sample pair. IMPORTANT!! Data Entry Confirmation - After you successfully submit test results on the CCRL website: o You will receive a confirmation screen. o You will receive a confirmation email sent to the email provided on the data entry page. o Sign out and sign in again, visit the Data Entry page to review and confirm your test results. If the Data Entry page is blank CCRL did NOT receive your test results. o Print and keep the confirmation email and confirmation screen as proof your data was submitted. If you did not receive data entry confirmation visit Trouble Data Entry Trouble Shooting or contact CCRL at 240-436-4800.

www.ccrl.us February 21, 2018 TO: Participants in the CCRL BLENDED Cement Proficiency Sample Program SUBJECT: Blended Cement Proficiency Samples No. 81 and No. 82 The current pair of samples in the Blended Cement Proficiency Sample Program was shipped to your laboratory. Both cements are ASTM C595 Blended Cement. Sample No. 81 is a Type IS(30) and Sample No. 82 is a Type IS(40). The samples for the physical tests are packaged in plastic bags and weigh approximately 7,800 grams each. The samples for chemical analysis are in glass vials and weigh approximately 30 grams each. Please allow until March 9, 2018 for receipt of these samples. If these samples have not been received on this date or if the samples you receive are damaged, notify us by sending email to mailto:ccrl@astm.org or by calling 240-436-4800. Instructions covering the proposed tests, and the necessary data sheets for reporting the test results, are on the following pages. Please read these carefully before proceeding with the tests. Please note: Type IS cements require the separate determinations of sulfate (SO3) and sulfide(s). Each sample should be tested separately. The tests should be made as soon as possible after the samples are received, and the results should be promptly reported to CCRL upon completion of the tests. Test results should be entered at our website: http://www.ccrl.us/. The closing date for test results will be April 20, 2018. Notice and information about the final report will be sent by email. Additional samples of this sample pair and past CCRL samples are available for sale. These samples can be used for research, technician training, and test equipment verification. Contact us for availability and pricing. Sincerely, Kent Niedzielski Program Manager, Proficiency Sample Program 4441 Buckeystown Pike, Suite C phone: 240-436-4800 fax: 610-834-7066 email: ccrl@astm.org Sponsored by Committees C-1 and C-9 of ASTM International

INSTRUCTIONS FOR TESTING The two samples for the physical tests are packaged in plastic bags, each of which contains approximately 7,800 grams of cement. The two samples for chemical analyses are sealed in glass vials, each of which contains approximately 30 grams of cement. The physical and chemical samples for the odd numbered sample represent one cement, and the physical and chemical samples for the even numbered sample represent another cement. The odd and even numbered samples should NOT be combined. Both cements are ASTM C595 Blended Hydraulic Cements. Sample No. 81 is a Type IS(30) and Sample No. 82 is a Type IS(40). Insofar as your laboratory is prepared to do so, make the chemical and physical determinations on each sample in accordance with the current edition of the ASTM Standard Specification for Blended Hydraulic Cements (C595), and with the various standards and specifications to which it refers. It is preferred that the same operator make all physical tests on both samples, and that the same chemist make all chemical determinations on both samples. The results of a single determination should be reported rather than an average of duplicate determinations. PHYSICAL TESTS Prior to testing, pass the cement for the physical tests through a No. 20 sieve in accordance with ASTM Specification C183. Perform fineness tests on cement taken from the 7,800 g physical sample. Perform the following physical tests on each sample in accordance with the current ASTM methods designated below. Blended Hydraulic Cements... ASTM C595-17 Normal Consistency... ASTM C187-16 Time of Setting, Vicat... ASTM C191-13 Soundness, Autoclave... ASTM C151-16 Air Content of Mortar... ASTM C185-15a Specific Gravity... ASTM C188-16 Compressive Strength (nine cube batch)... ASTM C109-16a Fineness, Air Permeability... ASTM C204-16 Fineness, by the 45 µm (No. 325) Sieve... ASTM C430-08 Heat of Hydration... ASTM C186-15a Heat of Hydration using Isothermal Conduction Calorimetry... ASTMC1702-17 Instructions - page 1 of 2

CHEMICAL TESTS Perform the following chemical tests in accordance with ASTM C114-15 on each sample. Silicon dioxide, SiO2 Potassium oxide, K2O Aluminum oxide, A12O3 Titanium dioxide, TiO2 Ferric oxide, Fe2O3 Sodium oxide, Na2O Calcium oxide, CaO Phosphorus pentoxide, P2O5 Magnesium oxide, MgO Zinc oxide, ZnO Sulfur trioxide, (Corrected for S) Loss on ignition (Corrected for S) Insoluble residue SO3 Manganic oxide, Sulfide Sulfur Chloride, Chromium oxide, Mn2O3 S Cl Cr2O3 These blended cement samples are Type IS and require that SO3 and LOI be corrected for S: Corrected SO3 (total sulfur - S), see Section 6.1.2 of ASTM C114-15. Corrected LOI, see Sections 18.2 and 26 of ASTM C114-15. It is preferred that one chemist make the chemical tests on both samples, on the same day. The results of a single determination should be reported rather that the average result of duplicate determinations. INSTRUCTIONS FOR REPORTING For the sake of uniformity, report the values for the various tests to the nearest significant number indicated in the reporting forms. Be sure to indicate what chemical analysis procedure was used. Test results should be entered at our website: http://www.ccrl.us/. The closing date for test results submitted through our website will be April 20, 2018. Instructions - page 2 of 2

CHEMICAL ANALYSIS REPORT FORM 4441 Buckeystown Pike, Ste C Check here if name or address has changed CHEMICAL ANALYSIS NOTE: Test results reported on this form should be the laboratory s best effort. The method used should be the method used to qualify cement, or test cement for acceptance or rejection. Sample No. 81 Sample No. 82 Test ID X-ray ASTM Alternate Wet Method ASTM Reference Wet Method A.A. Other (specify) Report values below to nearest 0.01% Check the method used Silicon dioxide, SiO2 10 Aluminum oxide, A12O3 21 Ferric oxide, Fe2O3 30 Calcium oxide, CaO 40 Magnesium oxide, MgO 50 Sulfur trioxide, SO3 (Corrected for S) 61 Sulfur trioxide, SO3 (Uncorrected for S) 62 Loss on ignition (Corrected for S) 71 Loss on ignition (Uncorrected for S) 72 Insoluble residue 80 Potassium oxide, K2O 100 Titanium dioxide, TiO2 103 Please provide the following information the XRF equipment used for these results. XRF instrument: energy dispersive wavelength dispersive Sample preparation: pressed powder fused glass disk Comments: Phone FAX CCRL laboratory number Chemical reporting form - page 1 of 2

CHEMICAL ANALYSIS REPORT FORM 4441 Buckeystown Pike, Ste C Check here if name or address has changed Sample No. 81 Sample No. 82 Test ID X-ray ASTM Reference Wet Method ASTM Reference Wet Method A.A. Other (specify) Report values below to nearest 0.001% Check the method used Sodium oxide, Na2O 90 Phosphorus pentoxide, P2O5 102 Zinc oxide, ZnO 99 Manganic oxide, Mn2O3 101 Sulfide sulfur, S 65 Chloride, Cl 104 Chromium oxide, Cr2O3 105 Please provide the following information the XRF equipment used for these results. XRF instrument: energy dispersive wavelength dispersive Sample preparation: pressed powder fused glass disk Comments: Phone FAX CCRL laboratory number Chemical reporting form - page 2 of 2

PHYSICAL TESTS REPORT FORM 4441 Buckeystown Pike, Suite C Enter test results at our website: www.ccrl.us TEST RESULTS Report as Indicated in () Sample Sample No. 81 No. 82 NORMAL CONSISTENCY: Water (nearest 0.1 percent by weight of cement)... [110] VICAT TIME OF SETTING: Minutes Minutes Initial Set, Report in minutes (nearest 1 minutes)... [120] Final Set, Report in minutes (nearest 5 minutes)... [121] AUTOCLAVE EXPANSION: No. 81 No. 82 Final Reading Initial Reading Difference Percent Expansion (nearest 0.01 percent)... [160] AIR CONTENT OF MORTAR: Percent Air (nearest 0.1 percent)... [170] Mixing water (nearest 0.1 percent by weight of cement)... [180] Flow Obtained (nearest percent)... [190] Specific Gravity (nearest 0.01)... [310] COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH: No. 81 No. 82 3-day, total load, lbs. 1) 2) 3) Average 3-day (nearest 10 psi)... [200] Phone FAX CCRL laboratory number Physical reporting form - page 1 of 2

PHYSICAL TESTS REPORT FORM 4441 Buckeystown Pike, Suite C Enter test results at our website: www.ccrl.us Sample No. Sample No. 81 82 COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH (CONTINUED): No. 81 No. 82 7-day, total load, lbs. 1) 2) 3) Average 7-day (nearest 10 psi)... [210] No. 81 No. 82 28-day, total load, lbs. 1) 2) 3) Average 28-day (nearest 10 psi)... [211] Mixing Water (nearest 0.1 percent by weight of cement)... [220] Flow Obtained (nearest percent)... [230] FINENESS: Air Permeability Air Permeability, (nearest 1 m 2 /kg)... [270] 45 µm (No. 325) Sieve No. 81 No. 82 Correction Factor for 45 µm sieve (nearest 0.1 percent)... 45 µm (No. 325) Sieve, Corrected percent passing (nearest 0.01 percent)... [281] Comments: Phone FAX CCRL laboratory number Physical reporting form - page 2 of 2

HEAT OF HYDRATION REPORT FORM 4441 Buckeystown Pike, Ste C Enter test results at our website: www.ccrl.us ASTM C186 HEAT OF HYDRATION OF HYDRAULIC CEMENT Sample No. Sample No. 81 82 HEAT OF SOLUTION: Dry Cement, cal/g (nearest 0.1 cal/g)... [291] Partially hydrated, 7-day cal/g (nearest 0.1 cal/g)... [292] Partially hydrated, 28-day cal/g (nearest 0.1 cal/g... [301] HEAT OF HYDRATION: 7-day, cal/g (nearest 0.1 cal/g)... [290] 28-day, cal/g (nearest 0.1 cal/g)... [300] ASTM C1702 HEAT OF HYDRATION BY ISOTHERMAL CONDUCTION CALORIMETRY Sample No. Sample No. 81 82 3-day, J/g (nearest 1 J/g)... [500] 7-day, J/g (nearest 1 J/g)... [510] Method Used: Method A - sample and water are both temperature equilibrated and mixed inside the calorimeter. Method B - sample is mixed outside of the calorimeter then put into the calorimeter. Instrument Used: Manufacturer: Model: Phone Fax CCRL Laboratory Number Heat of Hydration reporting form - page 1 of 1