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Old 12/5/07, 10:00 AM
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After pouring many hundreds of yards of concrete, My first guess would be....they poured soup....if lucky a 2" slump. Not too much you can do about it now.
Robert, don't mean anything by correcting you, but a 2" slump is real dry.

A slump cone is 12" high, and when the sampling is done if it drops 8", then it is considered wet. The slump is how much it goes down when you pull the cone up.

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Old 12/5/07, 10:27 AM
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Default Re: Major Shrinkage?

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Robert, don't mean anything by correcting you, but a 2" slump is real dry.

A slump cone is 12" high, and when the sampling is done if it drops 8", then it is considered wet. The slump is how much it goes down when you pull the cone up.

Just for information.

Marcel
Sorry...hadn't had my coffee yet! haha! I know all about slumps. haha! Thanks for pointing out my brain fart.
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