STUDY QUESTIONS Flashcards
_5 minutes
What is the maximum allowable time BETWEEN THE FIRST AND FINAL PORTION OF THE COMPOSITE SAMPLE?
15 MINUTES
Begin test for SLUMP AND AIR within _ minutes after obtaining the final portion of the composite sample?
5 MINUTES
_5 minutes
Begin CASTING STRENGTH SPECIMENS WITHIN _ minutes after obtaining the final portion of a composite sample?
15 MINUTES
REVOLVING DRUM TRUCK MIXTURES are sampled at (1)_+ locations in the (2)_ portion of the batch?
(1) 2+ LOCATIONS
(2) MIDDLE PORTION
1) _0%
CONTINUOUS FEED MIXTURES – shall not be sampled until:
1) _% of the material has been discharged
2) All adjustments have been made
50%
_-5 Minutes
After sampling from a CONTINUOUS MIXER – wait for _-_ minutes BEFORE the beginning test.
2-5 MINUTES
PAVEMENT MIXERS are sampled after _ concrete has been discharged.
ALL concrete has been discharged
PAVEMENT MIXTURES will be sampled around _ locations of the concrete mass?
5 LOCATIONS
If the concrete contains aggregate TOO LARGE for the test equipment - you must __ prior to testing?
WET SIEVE
_ft^3
What is the MINIMUM SAMPLE SIZE for casting STRENGTH SPECIMENS?
1 ft3
Temperature sensing devices SHALL BE ACCURATE TOO: +- _ F.
+- 1 F
30 - 1__ F
Temperature sensing devices shall be readable to the range of _-_ F.
30-120 F
_2 Months
Dial and Digital thermometers MUST BE CALIBRATED AT LEAST every __ MONTHS?
12 Months
Reference thermometer calibrations must BE TRACEABLE to the _ _ _ _.
NIST
0._F
REFERENCE THERMOMETERS must be accurate to the +- _F
+- 0.5 F
_ around the thermometer.
After thermometer immersion in concrete, you must _ to prevent the effect from ambient air from entering the thermometer.
COMPACT the concrete around the thermometer.
Temperature sensing device must be left in a sample at least (1)_ but no more than (2)_ minutes.
(1) 2 MINUTES
(2) 5 MINUTES
Temp of concrete is recorded TO THE NEAREST __?
DEGREE
Use __ INSTEAD OF WATER to calibrate thermometers.
OIL
(2) _0 degrees apart
Thermometers must be calibrated at least (1) _ temperatures – (2)__ degrees apart.
(1) 2
(2) 30
The slump mold is in THE SHAPE OF A __.
FRUSTRUM
1/__ inches
The dimensions of the slump mold MUST BE MAINTAINED within __ inches.
1/8 inches
The slump cone is filled in (1)_ layers by (2)__.
(1) 3 Layers
(2) Volume
1 1/_ inches
MAXIMUM NOMINAL AGGREGATE SIZE allowed for SLUMP test is __ inches.
1 1/2 inches
(2) 1 1/_ inch sieve
If concrete contains aggregate larger than allowed you must (1)__ over a (2) __ sieve.
(1) Wet Sieve
(2) 1 1/2 Sieve
_2 inches
Slump mold is raised to the height of __ inches AT THE END of the test.
12 INCHES
Slump cone must be raised in time frames of (1)_ seconds +- (2)_ seconds.
(1) 5 Seconds
(2) +- 2 Seconds
1/_ inches
Measure and record slump measurement to the nearest __ inch.
1/4 inches
Me__ OR St__
Measures (buckets) must be made of __ OR __.
1) METAL
2) STEEL
1/4 inches OR 1/2 inches?
The thickness of Metal, Glass, and Plastic strike-off plates?
Metal - 1/4 inch
Glass AND Plastic - 1/2 inch
1/_ inches of concrete
After the consolidation of the final lift of concrete in the air pressure meter test – there should be __ inches of concrete above the rim of the measure.
1/8 inches of concrete
Consolidation at slumps:
(1) Greater than 3 inches
(2) Between 1-3 inches
(3) Less than 1 inch
(1) RODDING
(2) VIBRATION OR RODDING
(3) VIBRATION
Rod each layer _5 times.
Rodding Methods w/ MEASURE SIZE at:
1/2 ft3 (14L)
Rod each layer 25 TIMES
Rod each layer _0 times.
Rodding Methods w/ MEASURE SIZE at:
1 ft3 (28L)
Rod each later – 50 TIMES
Rodding Methods w/ MEASURE SIZE LARGER THAN at:
1 ft3
Rod each layer 1 time for each 3 in2 of surface area.
Calculate DENSITY of the concrete given the following:
Weight of Measure = 20.5 lbs
Volume of Measure = 0.504 ft3
Weight of Measure full of concrete = 90.5 lbs
ANSWER:
UW= 138.89 lbs/ft3
Calcualte the YIELD of the concrete given the following:
9 yd3 = Batch Weight = 34300 lbs
Density = 140 lbs/ft3
y = 9.07 yd3
Calc Relative Yield given the following:
9 yd3 = Batch Weight = 34300 lbs
Density = 140 lbs/ft3
y = 9.07 yd3
(NEED ANSWER)
1.008 yd3
The air meter must be calculated every _ months.
3 months
The VOLUMETRIC air meter must be filled in _ lifts.
2 equal lifts by volume
1/_ inches?
A METAL strike-off bar must be at least __ inches thick.
1/8 inches thick
1/_ inches
A PLASTIC strike-off bar needs to be __ inches thick.
1/4 inches thick
What is the FIRST LIQUID that is poured into the air meter?
Water
_0% isopropyl alcohol
What is the % of isopropyl alcohol that is added to the meter?
70% of isopropyl alcohol
_5 seconds at a time
The VOLUMETRIC air meter is inverted and agitated for a MINIMUM of __ at a time.
45 seconds at a time
The VOLUMETRIC air meter cannot be inverted more than _ seconds.
5 seconds
The rolling operation for the volumetric air meter must occur as a whole a MINIMUM of _ times.
Minimum of 2 times
(1) 1/_%
A stable reading is when the water level does not drop by more than (1) __% in (2) __ minutes.
(1) 1/4%
(2) 2 minutes
(2) Add whole __
If the initial reading is beyond the (1)_% of the meter – you must (2)__.
(1) 9%
(2) Added whole cups of calibrated water until the water level is within the site glass.
(1) 1/_% (2) Repeat __ procedure
If second reading is greater than (1)__% different from the initial reading, you must (2)__
(1) 1/4%
(2) Repeat the rolling operation a third time
There is allowed to be up to _% of foam over the water level on the initial reading
2% foam
You have up to _ minutes for the initial reading to become stable.
Up to 6 minutes
If more than (1)_ pints of alcohol is added – an (2)__ must be subtracted to the final calculation
(1) 2 Pints
(2) Alcohol Correction Factor
(2) _5 times (3) _/8 inch +- 1/_ inch rod
4x8 cylinder molds are filled in (1) __ lifts and rodded (2)__ times per layer with a (3)__ diameter rod.
(1) 2 lifts
(2) 25 times
(3) 3/8 inch +- 1/16 inch rod
(2) _5 times per layer (3) _/8 inch +- 1/_ inches
6x12 cylinder molds are filled in (1) __ lifts and rodded (2)__ times per layer with a (3)__ diameter rod.
(1) 3 lifts
(2) 25 times per layer
(3) 5/8 inch +- 1/16 inch
60-_ F
Specimens to be standard cured shoud be kept in a temperature range of __ if the strength is less than 6000 psi.
60-80 F
_8 - _8 F
Specimens to be standard cured shoud be kept in a temperature range of __ if the strength is greater than 6000 psi.
68-78 F
Transportation time of cylinders to a maximum of _ hours.
Maximum of 4 HOURS
_0 minutes
Once the molds are removed from the specimens – they must be placed in final curing within __ minutes.
30 minutes
(1) Temp__ (2) Moi__ (3) Str__
Field cured specimiens shall be the same (1)__ and the same (2)__ and cured in the same manner as the (3)__.
(1) Temperature
(2) Moisture
(3) Structure
Molds for the field cured specimens should be removed when the __ are removed from the strucure.
FORMS