Leebreboundtestere
Leebreboundtestere, also known as the Lee rebound tester, is a tool used in the field of geotechnical engineering to measure the rebound of a spring-loaded hammer when it strikes a concrete surface. This rebound value is then correlated to the compressive strength of the concrete. The device was developed by the British engineer Arthur Lee in the 1940s and has since become a standard tool in the construction industry.
The Lee rebound tester consists of a spring-loaded hammer that is pressed against the concrete surface. The
The Lee rebound tester is relatively simple to use and requires minimal training. However, it has some
Despite these limitations, the Lee rebound tester remains a valuable tool in geotechnical engineering. It provides