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Concrete Slump Test Procedure by Edem Kojo is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The document describes the slump test procedure used to measure the workability of fresh concrete. The slump test involves filling a slump cone mold in layers and compacting the concrete with a tamping rod. Once filled and compacted, the mold is lifted vertically, allowing the concrete to subside. The difference in height between the mold and the highest point of the subsided concrete, measured in millimeters, is the slump value. A higher slump indicates better workability as the concrete is more easily pla
- Author
- Edem Kojo
- Language
- EN