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A slump test is done to determine the consistency or workability of fresh concrete. Fresh concrete is put in a cone and leveled off. The cone is placed down on a surface and then removed, leaving the concrete unsupported. The concrete can then flow away from the base. The distance it flows is considered the slump.
