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The volumetric method of determining air content of concrete can be used on concrete containing what types of aggregate |
All types of aggregate |
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what are the requirements for the strike off bar used in the volumetric test method |
Flat straight steel (1/8 by 3/4 by 12) Plastic (1/4 by 3/4 by 12) |
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what is the approximate volume of the measuring cup used to add water to the air meter, in relation to the volume of the air meter bowl |
1.00 +- 0.04% |
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The maximum size aggregate allowed in the volumetric test is |
1.5 |
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If the concrete sample contains agg larger than allowed for the volumetric test, what must be done |
wet sieved over 1 in |
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when flling the measuring bowl of the air meter, the concrete must be placed in ________ layer of equal volume, volumetric method |
2 |
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The direct reading of the final liquid level, in the neck of the air meter, is estimated to the nearest___ |
.25% |
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If the air content is greater than the 9% range of the meter |
calibrated cups of water should be added until water is within the graduated range |
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if less than 2.5 pints of alcohol are used, the air content is always indicated by the final meter reading, true or false |
False, if the air content is more than 9%, calibrated cups must be added |
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If more than 2.5 pints of alcohol are used, the final meter reading is always adjusted using |
A correction factor |
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The pressure method of determining air content can be used on concrete containing what kind of agg |
relatively dense |
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The pressure method of determining air content cannot be used on concrete containing the following types of aggregate |
lightweight, air-cooled blast furnaced slag, high porosity aggregates |
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What is the minimum allowable capacity of the measuring bowl used in the pressure method test?
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0.20 ft3 |
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The maximum size aggregate allowed for the pressure method is |
2in |
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If the concrete contains aggregate larger than the maximum allowed for this test the sample must be |
wet sieved 1.5in |
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When consolidating the concrete by vibration, how many times should the vibrator be inserted into each layer, pressure method |
3 |
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Practice C31 gives standardized requirements for __________ _________ _________ ________ of test specimens |
making, curing, protecting, transporting |
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the container for obtaining the concrete sample for cylinder specimens used in this procedure can be a |
metal pan, wheelbarrow, flat clean non absorbent mixing board |
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A 6 by 12in cylinder mold can be used for concrete containing aggregate with particles not exceeding ____ in size |
2 in |
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The supporting surface on which the specimens are stored shall be level within |
1/4 per foot |
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When using an internal vibrator to consolidate a 6 by 12 in compressive strength test specimen, the vibrator must be inserted at _____ different points for each layer |
2 |
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When internal vibration is used to consolidate a standard flexural specimen, the tech should not insert the vibrator at intervals not exceeding _____ along the center line of the beam |
6in |
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Concrete mixtures with specified strengths of 6000psi or greater shall have an initial curing temp between |
68-78F |
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Up to 48 hours after molding, test specimens that are to be standard cured shall be stored in temps between _____ and ______ |
60-80 |
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During transportation, test specimens must be protected from damage due to |
Jarring, freezing, moisture loss |
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specimens shall not be transported until ______ after final set |
8h |
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transportation time shall not exceed _____ for specimens |
4h |
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Standard curing is the curing method used when test specimens are to be used for_________ |
acceptance testing for specified strength, mixture proportions for strength, quality control |
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Field curing is the curing method used when test specimens are to be used for |
determination whether the structure is capable of being put into service |
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Cylinders that are to be field cured are stored _______ and protected ________ |
in or on the structure near the represented concrete, in as near as possible the same way as the formed work |
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The temperature and moisture environment for field cured cylinders must be
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The same as the structural work
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Cylinders made for the purpose of determining when a structure may be put into service shall be removed from the molds _______ |
At the time of removal of formwork |