CONCRETE Flashcards

1
Q

is an artificial stone made out from the mixture of cement, sand, gravel and water. Known as solid mass or plain –

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Concrete

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2
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A ready means of determining the consistency of freshly mixed concrete

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Slump test

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3
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Based on water cement ratio

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0.68 lb of water/lb of cement to developed 2500 psi in 28 days

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4
Q

Less water produce

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Stronger concrete

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5
Q

More water produce

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Lesser strength

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6
Q

Accelerates or retards concrete setting

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Admixture

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7
Q

Sizes of measuring box for: 40 kg cement

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300mm300mm300mm

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8
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Sizes of measuring box for: 50 kg cement

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320mm320mm330mm

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9
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Concrete mixture: Class AA

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1:1 ½: 3

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10
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Concrete mixture: Class A

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1:2:4

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11
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Concrete mixture: Class B

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1:2½:5

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12
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Concrete mixture: Class C

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1:3:6

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13
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Mortar mixture: Class A

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1:2

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14
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Mortar mixture: Class B

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1:3

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15
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Mortar mixture: Class C

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1:4

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16
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Mortar mixture: Class D

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1:5

17
Q

Made from materials, which must contain in the proper proportions of lime, silica, alumina and iron components

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Portland cement

18
Q

Same as normal portland but differ in color. It is used primarily for architectural purposes such as curtain wall and facing panels,,,

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White portland cement

19
Q

Has been specially designed to produce better mortar than that made with normal portland cement…

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Masonry cement

20
Q

raw materials that are produced from natural sources and extracted from pits and quarries, including gravel, crushed stone, and sand.

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Aggregates

21
Q

½ and smaller diameter stones

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Fine aggregate

22
Q

Bigger than ¼ diameter stoned

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Coarse aggregate

23
Q

Standard slump cone

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12” high (0.30) and 8” (0.20) in diameter at the bottom and 4” (0.10) on top

24
Q

Common quality control test of concrete, based on 7 and 28 days curing period. A test determining the compressive strength of a concrete batch, using a hydraulic press to measure the maximum load a test cylinder can support…

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Compression strength test

25
Q

Cement, sand and water

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Mortar

26
Q

Cement and water mixture

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Grout

27
Q

Cement, sand, gravel and water

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Concrete

28
Q

Large roughly molded sun dried clay bricks of varying sizes

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Adobe brick

29
Q

A brick whose face has been hacked to resemble roughly hacked stone

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Ashlar brick

30
Q

A compression test of a cylinder cut from a hardened concrete structure usually by means of a core drill

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Core test

31
Q

The separation of coarse aggregate from the mortar or of water from the other ingredients of freshly mixed concrete, resulting from excessive horizontal movement…

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Segregation

31
Q

A device for supporting and holding steel reinforcement in proper position before and during the placing of concrete

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Chair

32
Q

The separation of an excessively wet or over-vibrated concrete mix into horizontal layers w/ increasingly lighter material migrating toward the top

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Stratification

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