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Concrete: Slump test

no...adding water creates greater slump.
 
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Add water only in accordance with procedures outlined in ASTM C 94, “Standard Specification for Ready Mixed Concrete.” You are not allowed to add so much water that the concrete exceeds the specified slump or the specified water-cement ratio, because that can affect concrete properties such as strength and cracking.
 
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no...adding water creates greater slump.

Thanks for your replies!

To clarify- when I say low slump, I am referring to the image on far left, is that also what you mean by "great slump"?
Types_of_concrete_slump.jpg
 
Slump is the measurement of the settling/collapse of the concrete, therefore greater or higher slump means more fluid whereas a low slump is very stiff.
 
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