In this study, primarily some important material properties of fine and coarse basalt waste, taken from basalt processing plants in Diyarbakir, such as sieve analysis, chemical analysis, specific gravity, water absorption, Los Angeles abrasion loss value, soundness of aggregate by Na2SO4, flakiness index and stripping strength were determined.
In the concrete, the depth of wear by hyperconcentrated flow was 0.5 mm h−1 mm−2; the chloride diffusion coefficient was 2.25 × 10−12 m2 s−1; and the weight loss in the soundness test was 1.02%.
Fifth, banks might raise capital instruments to improve their soundness if the level of loan loss provisions is low and/or the risk of their assets (loans) is high.
Horses must remain sound of limb to ensure lung soundness, and they must remain sound of lung to achieve and maintain limb soundness.
Gulf Bank's chief executive, Louis J. Myers, said the loss would have "no major effects on the soundness of the bank's financial position, and will not affect its ability to continue business".
The toughness and soundness test results on the recycled coarse aggregate showed higher percentage loss than natural aggregate, but remained within the acceptable limits.
One of the things I noticed reading through the letters was the pervasive sense of loss, not just of employment, but of faith in the soundness and possibilities of America.
In addition, pervious concrete made with EAFS aggregates had a lower weight loss than that made with natural river gravels for the soundness tests.
"It is important to remark that credit losses were not significant enough to materially impact the soundness of core financial institutions," Jean-Claude Trichet, president of the European Central Bank, told the European Parliament.
"The more people, in my judgment, exaggerate a threat of safety and soundness, the more people conjure up the possibility of serious financial losses to the Treasury, which I do not see," Representative Barney Frank, the Massachusetts Democrat, said then.
