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Compaction Factor Test for Concrete Workability
The compaction factor is the ratio of weights of partially compacted to fully compacted concrete.
Compaction factor test is the workability test for concrete conducted in laboratory.
The compaction factor test is used for concrete which have low workability for which slump test is not suitable.
Apparatus:-
Compaction factor apparatus consists of trowels, hand scoop (15.2 cm long), a rod of steel or other suitable material (1.6 cm diameter, 61 cm long rounded at one end) and a balance.
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