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BS EN 12350-Part-2: Slump Test
Testing Fresh Concrete
This European standard specifies a method for determining the consistency of fresh concrete.
1- Apparatus Required
1- Base Plate 3- Compacting Rod2- Slump Cone
This test in not suitable when the maximum size of aggregate in concrete is greater than 40 mm.
Before taking a sample of freshly mixed concrete, dampen
the sampling container (wheelbarrow) toughly by clean
water. Take a sample of freshly mixed concrete by using
every precaution that assist in obtaining sample that are trulyrepresentative of the nature and condition of concrete. Take
enough sample to perform the Slump test and if there is any
test specimen required to take for testing.
1. Sampling
Test specimen made of metal not readily attacked
by cement paste, smooth free from dent, not thinner
than 1.5 mm, with diameter of base (2002)mm,
diameter of top (1002)mm, height of (3002)mm,
having open base and top parallel to each other at
right angles.
4- Scoop 5- Wheelbarrow
Capable of accurately measuring the
temperature through [0 to 50C] . With
immersion of 3 in. [75 mm]
2- Procedure
This test is sensitive to changes in the consistency of concrete which correspond to slumps between 10mm and 200mm.Beyond these extremes the measurement of slump
can be unsuitable.
Graduated form 0 mm to 300 mm, at
intervals not exceeding 5 mm.The zero
mark begin at the extreme end of the
ruler.
Made of hard non-absorbent material to
ensure proper mixing of concrete.
Made of a non-absorbent solid material , Rigid, flat
plate.
Made of steel or other non-absorbent hard material.
Straight having diameter of (16 1) mm and length
of (600 5) mm with rounded ends.
6- Thermometer 7- Measuring Ruler
A container made from non-absorbent
material not attacked by cement paste,
with appropriate dimensions such that
the concrete can be toughly re-mixed.
Dampen & Sampling
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