Setting Concrete / Grout / Mortar Project Specifications
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If any field is left blank, the defaults (global settings) specified within MetaField Administration will be used. |
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Field Instructions
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Purpose
This area of Project Specifications stores the specifications related concrete / grout / mortar
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forms.
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Sample Specifications | - Specifications (strength, air, slump, consistency, etc.) are defined for sample types
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and .- , and mix design combinations
- Parameters set in Project Specifications will default in Field when a technician adds a sample with a corresponding
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Pour Location.- pour location and mix design
- Allows you to pick / define the specifications as being Imperial or Metric units of measure
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| If you have set locations on the General tab of Project Specifications for this project, by default the list of locations will be filtered to only those chosen. If you want to see the list of all locations, you need to remove this filter. |
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Specimen Specifications | - You can set up the default specimen settings by
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Sample Type and Size.- sample type and specimen size
- A Copy Global Specimen Specifications button exists to allow you to copy the global specimen specifications for a given sample type and specimen size to act as a "starting point" for the project specifications
- Multiple records can be created at one time using the # Of Specimens setting in the Add Specimen Specifications pop up (i.e. allows you to set up multiple 28 day cylinders with one action)
- When Technician adds a new Sample Type with the corresponding Sample Size in field, corresponding number of specimens and test ages will default in
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Fileld.- Field
- The Technician can override these values in Field if needed
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- and they have the appropriate permission level
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| Correction Factors | - Contains project-level default correction factors
- The global correction factors defined in Admin can be copied using the Copy Global Correction Factors button so you don't have to build the entire correction factor table from scratch
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