Test II - Concrete 1 Flashcards

1
Q

Concrete

A

Binds together aggregate

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2
Q

What is the difference in Asphalt and Concrete?

A

Binder

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3
Q

Aggregate

A

carries the load

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4
Q

Concrete is made of what?

A

Portland Cement, Aggregate, and water

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5
Q

Portland Cement

A

Developed by Joseph Aspdin in 1824

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6
Q

Hydration

A

when cement combines chemically with water to form strong crystals that bind aggregates together, it is exothermic

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7
Q

What is the Concrete Mix Ratio?

A

1 cf cement, 3 cf fine and coarse sand, 4 cf aggregate, .81 cf water

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8
Q

What is the actual yield of combined volumes?

A

60%

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9
Q

Major compounds formed during Portland cement production?

A

C3S, C2S, C3A, C4AF

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10
Q

What products are formed as portland cement reacts with water?

A

CSH, CH, CSAH

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11
Q

What is the ideal ambient temperature for curing?

A

68

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12
Q

Portland Cement Type I

A

normal

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13
Q

Portland Cement Type II

A

moderate sulfate resistance

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14
Q

Portland Cement Type III

A

high early strength (better for thin structures or cold ambient temps)

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15
Q

Portland Cement Type IV

A

low heat of hydration (slow cure, better for thick structures or hot ambient temperatures)

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16
Q

Portland Cement Type V

A

high sulfate resistance

17
Q

Normal weight aggregates

A

150 pcf

18
Q

Light weight aggregates

A

80 pcf

19
Q

Heavy weight aggregates

A

250 pcf

20
Q

What determines if aggregate is fine or coarse?

A

4 Sieve

21
Q

How much does a cubic foot of concrete weigh?

A

150 pounds

22
Q

How much does a Cubic yard of concrete weigh?

A

4,050 pounds

23
Q

Concrete truck rear discharge

A

9 cubic yards, 36,450 pounds

24
Q

Concrete truck front discharge

A

11-12 cubic yards, 48,600 pounds

25
Q

What is slump?

A

relates to water content

26
Q

The greater the slump

A

weaker, more workability, easier to consolidate, more time to finish surface

27
Q

The lesser the slump

A

stronger, harder workability, hard to consolidate, less time to finish surface

28
Q

Concrete Batch Plant

A

water, cement, aggregate, water truck mix

29
Q

Concrete is green for how long?

A

First 3-4 days

30
Q

How do you test Concrete?

A

2-3 cylinders per batch in compression machine tester

31
Q

Honeycombing

A

failed consolidation, air pockets around aggregate

32
Q

Birdbath

A

Low spot

33
Q

Scalding or Spalling

A

flaking off of weak thin top layer, too much water at surface, caused by over-consolidation

34
Q

Finishing concrete

A

rake, screed, float, broom/stamp/edge

35
Q

What does porous concrete do?

A

reduces flooding, less strength

36
Q

PCA

A

Portland Cement Association, set standards for PC

37
Q

ACI

A

American Concrete Institute, set standards for concrete

38
Q

CRSI

A

Concrete Reinforced Steel Institute, set standards for steel in concrete

39
Q

ASTM

A

American Society of Testing & Materials, set standard for testing and material properties for all types of materials