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Discussion Forum : Concrete Technology - Section 4 (Q.No. 24)
24.
A concrete having a slump of 6.5 cm, is said to be
Discussion:
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LOKSEWA MASTER said:
3 years ago
0-25 ---> EARTH.
25-50 ---> DRY,
50-100 ---> Plastic,
100-150 ---> Semiplastic.
>150 ---> liquid.
25-50 ---> DRY,
50-100 ---> Plastic,
100-150 ---> Semiplastic.
>150 ---> liquid.
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Sud said:
5 years ago
0-25----> dry.
25-50----> semi plastic.
50-75-------> plastic.
75-100------> super plastic.
25-50----> semi plastic.
50-75-------> plastic.
75-100------> super plastic.
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Tapendra Bista said:
2 years ago
0 - 25 ---> dry.
25 - 50 ---> semi plastic.
50 - 75 -----> plastic.
75 - 100 ----> super plastic..
25 - 50 ---> semi plastic.
50 - 75 -----> plastic.
75 - 100 ----> super plastic..
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Jitendra said:
5 years ago
0-25 : Moist earth.
25-50 : Dry.
50-100 : Plastic.
100-175 : Semi fluid.
25-50 : Dry.
50-100 : Plastic.
100-175 : Semi fluid.
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Akshay Patidar said:
7 years ago
In RCC code only three stages are given:-.
Slump 0 (Solid mix) , 0-40mm (Semi plastic mix) and 40-150mm (Plastic mix).
Slump 0 (Solid mix) , 0-40mm (Semi plastic mix) and 40-150mm (Plastic mix).
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Abdur Rehman Zahid said:
2 months ago
Slump (cm) : Consistency
0 – 2 : Very dry
2 – 5 : Dry or Earth moist
5 – 9 : Plastic
10 – 15 : Very plastic
> 15 : Flowing.
0 – 2 : Very dry
2 – 5 : Dry or Earth moist
5 – 9 : Plastic
10 – 15 : Very plastic
> 15 : Flowing.
Prasoon said:
10 years ago
How it will said to be plastic?
Basit said:
6 years ago
@Gaurav can you tell me the code where it is stated.
Vivek patel said:
7 years ago
But as per IS 1199-1959.
It is semi-fluid not dry.
It is semi-fluid not dry.
PARITOSH RANJAN said:
7 years ago
It is as per the code IS 1159-1959.
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