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Q: What is BMPR QCD12?A: BMPR QCD12 is a procedure for checking fine aggregate sieves by visual inspection.
Q: What is fine aggregate?A: Fine aggregate refers to the sand or other small particles used in the production of concrete.
Q: Why is visual inspection important for fine aggregate sieves?A: Visual inspection is important to ensure that the sieves are clean and free from any contaminants that could affect the quality of the concrete.
Q: Who performs the visual inspection of fine aggregate sieves?A: The visual inspection is typically performed by a qualified technician or inspector.
Q: What does the visual inspection entail?A: The visual inspection involves examining the sieves for any signs of damage, clogging, or contamination.
Q: Why is this procedure specifically mentioned for Illinois?A: This procedure is mentioned for Illinois because it is part of the Illinois Department of Transportation's guidelines for construction and materials testing.
Q: Can't the sieves be cleaned mechanically?A: Yes, sieves can be cleaned mechanically, but visual inspection is still necessary to ensure that all contaminants have been removed.
Q: What happens if the sieves are found to be damaged or contaminated?A: If the sieves are found to be damaged or contaminated, they should be cleaned or replaced before further use.
Q: Is visual inspection the only method to check fine aggregate sieves?A: No, visual inspection is just one method. There are also other methods like sieve analysis that can be used to check the size and quality of the fine aggregate.
Q: What is the purpose of checking fine aggregate sieves?A: The purpose of checking fine aggregate sieves is to ensure that the sand or other small particles used in concrete production are of the correct size and quality.
Form Details:
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