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COSC 354 Exam 2 (chapters 13, 14, 11) Questions Answered Correctly Latest Update typ. concrete make up - Answers - 60-80% aggregate - 10-15% cement - 20% water - remainder is air coarse aggregates - Answers - comes from erosion - 5/8" - 1.5" Fine aggregates - Answers - Natural sand - byproduct of mining - pass through 3/8" sieve - about 75% of volume of concrete well graded - Answers assortment of fine, medium and large grains clinker - Answers mix of the raw materials that make up portland cement types of portland cement - Answers "A" means air entraining 1 (basic) 2 (moderate resistance to sulfate attack) 3(high early strength) 4 (low heat of hydration) 5 (high resistance to sulfate attack) SCM - Answers supplementary cementitious materials pozzolans or hydraulic cements - Answers - can reduce cost - reduce greenhouse gasses in production - pozzolans used to increase workability fly ash - Answers - improves workability, strength, durability - byproduct of coal fired power plants slag - Answers - reduces environmental footprint - byproduct of welding silica fume - Answers -increases strength and reduces permeability; is a waste product of semi-conductor manufacture clays and shales - Answers - impermeability and chemical durability - resistance to thermal cracking slump test - Answers - measures the consistency of concrete - confirm degree of workability - true (4-6") - zero (too dry) - collapsed (too wet)

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COSC 354 Exam 2 (chapters 13, 14, 11) Questions Answered Correctly Latest Update 2025-
2026

typ. concrete make up - Answers - 60-80% aggregate

- 10-15% cement

- 20% water

- remainder is air

coarse aggregates - Answers - comes from erosion

- 5/8" - 1.5"

Fine aggregates - Answers - Natural sand

- byproduct of mining

- pass through 3/8" sieve

- about 75% of volume of concrete

well graded - Answers assortment of fine, medium and large grains

clinker - Answers mix of the raw materials that make up portland cement

types of portland cement - Answers "A" means air entraining



1 (basic)

2 (moderate resistance to sulfate attack)

3(high early strength)

4 (low heat of hydration)

5 (high resistance to sulfate attack)

SCM - Answers supplementary cementitious materials

pozzolans or hydraulic cements - Answers - can reduce cost

- reduce greenhouse gasses in production

- pozzolans used to increase workability

fly ash - Answers - improves workability, strength, durability

, - byproduct of coal fired power plants

slag - Answers - reduces environmental footprint

- byproduct of welding

silica fume - Answers -increases strength and reduces permeability; is a waste product of semi-
conductor manufacture

clays and shales - Answers - impermeability and chemical durability

- resistance to thermal cracking

slump test - Answers - measures the consistency of concrete

- confirm degree of workability

- true (4-6")

- zero (too dry)

- collapsed (too wet)

- shear (lack of cohesion)

slump flow test - Answers - high workability mix (self consolidating SSC)

- assess horizontal free flow

- slump cone filled and lifted

- 18-32" around

Self consolidating concrete SSC - Answers - no mechanical consolidation

- used in tight spaces with a lot of rebar

- high finish quality (no big aggregates)

Test cylinders - Answers - 3 day break (early break)

- 7 day break (75% strength)

- 14 day

- 28 day (100% design strength)

rebar - Answers - used as tension device in concrete

- multiply size by 1/8" (#5=5/8")

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