Testing sprayed concrete - Bond strength of cores by direct tension1 Scope This European Standard describes a means of determining the tensile bond between sprayed concrete and substrate of concrete or rock tested in a laboratory as a direct tension test. Bond strength is defined as the capacity to transfer tension between two layers. Bond strength is calculated as the ultimate tensile force divided by the stressed cross sectional area of a core, drilled out of a sprayed concrete layer together with a portion of the

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The standard is important because: