AS 1012.3.4:1998 (R2014) PDF Download

AS 1012.3.4:1998 (R2014) is a standard that outlines the procedure for determining the compactibility index of concrete. The compactibility index is a measure of the ability of concrete to be compacted, particularly in cases where the expected slump (the measure of concrete's fluidity) is less than 10 mm. This standard is applicable specifically when the maximum size of aggregate used in the concrete does not exceed 40 mm.

It is important to note that this standard recognizes the potential risks associated with handling hazardous materials, conducting operations, and operating equipment during the testing process. This emphasizes the need for proper safety measures to be employed when performing these tests.