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Title: Effect of Time of Haul on Strength and Consistency of Ready-Mixed Concrete
Author(s): Glenn C. Cook
Publication: Journal Proceedings
Volume: 39
Issue:
Appears on pages(s): 413-428
Keywords:
DOI: 10.14359/8636
Date: 4/1/1943
Abstract: Strength and slump tests are reported for ready- mxied concrete mixed in stationary mixer and hauled in a standard truck-mixer-agitator for various periods up to 7 hr. One group of tests was conducted during early spring and another during summer to study effect of temperature. Wash analyses made on con- crete samples before starting haul and at end of haul Effect of retempering by adding water to restore lost slump was studied.
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