Slump definition

Slump means the downward and outward movement of a mass of bedrock or regolith along a distinct surface of failure.
Slump means a landslide characterized by a shearing and rotary movement of a generally independent mass of rock or earth along a curved slip surface by backward tilting of the mass. Slumps occur in unconsolidated materials and are often the result of undercutting or steepening of the slope.
Slump means a measure of the workability and flowability of concrete that varies with water, air, and admixture content and the temperature of the concrete.

Examples of Slump in a sentence

  • Drain the roadbed immediately upgrade of Slumps and longitudinal cracks to prevent water from entering Slump area.

  • When directed by Forest Service, Slough or Slide material will be removed under Section T-8320 Slide, Slump, and Erosion Repair.

  • Usable width may be reduced to ten feet in the area of the Slump.

  • Slump repair is the filling with selected material of depressions or washouts in roadway which cannot be routinely filled by a motor grader.

  • Following ranges of workability and slump of concrete, measured in accordance with IS: 1199, shall be broadly adopted: Placing conditions Degree of workability Slump (mm) * Mass concrete * Lightly reinforced section in slabs, beams, walls, and columns.

  • Slump test shall be carried out during concreting and sample test cubes prepared and tested for strength in accordance with the code.

  • The repaired areas of the Slump shall conform to the cross-section of the adjacent undisturbed Roadway.

  • Payment by Tesla for Items shall be made within forty five (45) days from end of month of delivery or month of receipt of valid invoice, whichever is later.

  • Slump tests shall be carried out as often as requested by the Engineer and invariably from the same batch of concrete from which the test cubes are made.

  • Slump KT-21 h As needed to control product, minimum 1 set of Unit Weight KT-20 tests every 50 yd3.


More Definitions of Slump

Slump means, for the purposes of Schedule 5 [OMR and End of Term], a measure of the workability and flowability of concrete, varying with water, air, and admixture content and the temperature of the concrete.