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SR EN 12350-2:2003
Testing fresh concrete - Part 2: Slump test
The slump test is sensitive to changes in the consistency of concrete which corresponds to slumps between 10 mm and 200 mm. Beyond these extremes the measurement of slump may be unsuitable and other methods of determining the consistency should be considered. If the slump continues to change over a period of 1 m after de-moulding, the slump test is not suitable as a measure of consistency. The test may not be suitable when the maximum size of aggregate in the concrete is greater than 40 mm.
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Status :
Withdrawn
Approval date : 6/5/2003
Publish date : 6/6/2003
Withdrawal date : 8/31/2009
Number of pages : 10
ICS : 91.100.30 Concrete and concrete cement
Technical Committee : 321 - Concrete and related products
- Replaced by SR EN 12350-2:2009
- Conflict with STAS 1759-88