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What is the dimension of Slump cone which is used to measure
the Slump value of concrete? Slump value for Pile concrete?
Slab concrete? Column concrete?
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Answer Posted / nikunj faldu
cone bottom dia 200mm
cone top dai 100mm
cone hight 300mm
measure the slump value is 25mm to 175mm
slump value for pile above 150mm (beacuse in the pile we
can't compection.)atherwise as per desing also.
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