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What slump is allowed for structural concrete on Mississippi highway projects?
"For each additional pound of fibers per cubic yard added in excess of the requirement stated above, an additional inch of slump will be allowed up to a maximum permitted slump of eight (8) inches." [1] "For Class DS, the slump range shall be 8 inches ±1 inch." [3] "For Classes F and FX, the slump shall be within a minus 1½-inch tolerance of the design for mixtures with a design slump of three inches (3") or less or within a minus 2½-inch tolerance of the design for mixtures with a desi gn slump of greater than three inches (3")." [3]
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