Slump Of concrete Flashcards

1
Q

The maximum nominal size of anchor get in the concrete sample that is appropriate when a slump test is to be performed is

A

40 mm

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2
Q

When the concrete contains larger than allowed for the slump test, what must be done to the concrete sample?

A

Perform the test on the fraction of concrete passing 40 mm sieve

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3
Q

The mould from making the slump test is in the shape of a

A

Frustum of a cone

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4
Q

The height of the slump cone is

A

300

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5
Q

The test for slump should be completed within blank minutes of obtaining the sample, including transporting and mixing

A

10

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6
Q

A piece of reinforcing steel makes a good tamping rod

A

False

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7
Q

The slump cone should be in a dry condition before beginning the test

A

False

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8
Q

The slump test from start of filling to the removal of the mould shall be completed without blank and within an elapsed time of blank

A

Interruption / two minutes

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9
Q

Twisting the slump cone slightly while raising the cone is permissible

A

False

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10
Q

The moon shall be lifted in blank by a steady upward lift

A

Approximately five seconds

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11
Q

Minimum sample size of 20 L is required for all slump tests

A

False

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12
Q

The mould shall be placed on a blank, blank, blank, blank surface, not subjected to blank

A

Flat / level / moist / non-absorbent / vibration

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13
Q

The slump cone is filled in blank layers

A

Three

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14
Q

Each layer should fill approximately blank the volume of the mould

A

1/3

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15
Q

1/3 and 2/3 of the volume of the mold, fills it to respective depths of blank and blank

A

70 / 160

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16
Q

If a slump cone requires nine scoops to be filled, each layer of equal volume will require blank scoop fulls

17
Q

How deeply must the tamping rod penetrate into previously placed layers?

18
Q

For stiff mixes vibrators are permitted for consolidation

19
Q

On rodding the bottom layer, the tamping rod shall be blank in order to uniformly distribute the strokes

A

Inclined slightly

20
Q

If the rodding operation results and subsidence of the concrete below the top edge of the mold, while riding the top layer, additional concrete may be added a upon completion of rodding

21
Q

After the final rodding, the sides of the slump cone should be tapped lightly with the tamping rod

22
Q

The slump is determined by measuring the difference between the height of what points

A

height of the mold / average of the top surface after subsidence

23
Q

The slump of the concrete is measured and reported to the nearest blank

24
Q

What should the technician do if the slump specimen breaks or slumps laterally?

A

Repeat the test using an unused portion of remaining sample or new sample