FDOT Concrete Field Inspector Specification Practice Exam

5.00 gallons added on-site corresponds to which parameter?

Fly Ash Certification Chloride Test Results Total Mixing Revolutions Water Addition at Jobsite

Correct Answer:

Water Addition at Jobsite

Explanation:

The amount in gallons refers to how much water was added to the concrete at the jobsite. That is exactly what the parameter Water Addition at Jobsite measures: the volume of water introduced during placement to adjust workability and slump, while still tracking the impact on the mix’s water-to-cement ratio. The other items involve different kinds of measurements: fly ash certification is about material certification (usually a percentage or content verified by supplier), chloride test results are chemical content measurements, and total mixing revolutions are a process parameter describing how many times the mixer turns, not a volume of water. So 5.00 gallons added on-site corresponds to water addition at the jobsite.

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