UNIT 5.1 Flashcards

1
Q

a combination of five major elements in various
proportions, cement, water, coarse aggregates (gravel), fine
aggregates (i.e. sand), and air.

A

concrete mix

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2
Q

Additional elements such as
_________ materials and _______ admixtures can also be
incorporated into the mix to give a certain desirable properties.

A

pozzolanic, chemical

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3
Q

The determination of the relative amounts of materials needed to produce a concrete
that will be economical and workable in the plastic state and that will have the
required properties in the hardened state

A

Concrete Mix Design

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4
Q

The determination of the relative amounts of materials required to produce a
concrete that will be ________ and ________ in the plastic state and that
will have the required properties in the hardened state.

A

ACI Method Design MIX, economical, workable

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5
Q

the maximum size should be the largest that is economically
available and consistent with the dimensions of the structure. T or F

A

F (Nominal)

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6
Q

In no event should the nominal maximum size exceed:

 _____ of the narrowest dimension between sides of
forms
 ______ the depth of slabs
 ______ of the minimum clear spacing in between individual reinforcing bars, bundles of bars or pre-
tensioning strands

A

1/5th, 1/3rd, 3/4th

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7
Q

The required cement
content is equal to
the estimated mixing
water divided by the
water-cement ratio. T or F

A
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