Analysis of the slump test for on-site yield stress measurement of mineral suspensions

By S. Clayton, T. Grice, D. V. Boger. 2003

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Rheology of fresh concrete: from measurements to predictions of casting processes (2007, unknown): “[28] and Saak et al.”
Yield Stress in Foods: Measurements and Applications (2009, methodology): “[22,49] Clayton et al.[51] found that yield stress measurements of mineral suspensions were more accurate by using a cylindrical model than the conical model.”
Properties of fresh and hardened concrete (2011, result): “Following the pioneering work of Murata [2], subsequent works established analogous relationships either for conical or cylindrical molds [16–21].”
Correlation between Yield Stress and Slump: Comparison between Numerical Simulations and Concrete Rheometers Results (2005, background): “low yield stress) (Clayton and coworkers [12], Pashias and co-workers [15], Saak and co-workers [13]).”