The Slump Cone Test
KES 18500
The Slump Cone Test is a standardized test method used to assess the workability and consistency of fresh concrete. This test helps determine the fluidity and ease of placement of concrete mixes, ensuring they meet construction requirements for strength, durability, and performance. Test Components: Slump Cone – A metal cone-shaped mold with a top diameter of 100mm, bottom diameter of 200mm, and height of 300mm. Tamping Rod – A steel rod (16mm diameter, 600mm length) used for compacting the concrete. Base Plate – A stable surface for conducting the test.
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The Slump Cone Test is a standardized test method used to assess the workability and consistency of fresh concrete. This test helps determine the fluidity and ease of placement of concrete mixes, ensuring they meet construction requirements for strength, durability, and performance.
Test Components:
Slump Cone – A metal cone-shaped mold with a top diameter of 100mm, bottom diameter of 200mm, and height of 300mm.
Tamping Rod – A steel rod (16mm diameter, 600mm length) used for compacting the concrete.
Base Plate – A stable surface for conducting the test.