CEMENT---SET AT DIFFERENT TEMPERATURES. 570 same age in the air at 70° F. are not here shown to be conspicuously unlike, notwithstanding the different durations of the preceding intervals of exposure in the freezer at zero temperature. Diagrams follow showing the curves of strength for each of the three groups, which set in air at 0°, 39°, and 70° F., respectively. There are also diagrams which show the strength acquired by specimens which set various intervals at zero and at 39° F., after they were removed from the cold storage warehouse and set additional intervals at 70p F. temperature. Cements which Set in Air at Different Temperatures. MEAN RESULTS WITH 2-INCH CUBES. [Where figures are given in two columns showing the time of setting the cement was first exposed to the lower temperature, then to the higher, the indicated intervals prior to testing.] Brand. Class. Composition. Time of setting in air at temperature of— Compres- sive strength per square inch. Ce- ment. Sand. Water. 0° F. 39° F. 70° F. Per ct. Mos. Days. Mos. Days. Mos. Days. Pounds. 23.4 31 23.4 31 7 23.4 31 30 23.4 3 1 23.4 3 7 2,690 23.4 3 14 3,300 23.4 3 30 3,620 25.7 29 2,980 25.7 29 7 3,550 25.7 29 30 4,200 25.7 3 3,350 25.7 3 7 4,090 25.7 3 14 4,280 23.4 29 4,350 23.4 32 4,570 23.4 36 23.4 38 4,820 23.4 2 4,840 23.4 2 4,830 23.4 3 14 4,410 24.6 4 4,100 1 1 36.1 5 1 287 36.1 5 7 846 36.1 14 1 321 36.1 14 7 1,000 36.1 21 1 337 36.1 21 1,010 36.1 31 1 '383 36.1 31 7 981 36.1 31 30 1,400 36.1 2 1 '416 36.1 2 7 981 36.1 2 14 1,250 36.1 3 1 497 36.1 3 7 1,010 36.1 3 14 l’310 1 1 32.0 15 1,710 32.0 15 7 2^710 32.0 31 l’960 32.0 31 7 2,720 32.0 31 21 S, 050 32.0 2 2'460 32.0 2 7 3,270 32.0 2 14 3,220 1 1 32.0 15* 1,970 32.0 22 2,290 32.0 31 2,330 32.0 38 2,320 32.0 2 2; 490