"workability for" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the extent to which something is capable of being worked or used. For example, "The workability for this new system ensures it will be easy to set up and use."
This indicates an initial good workability for PCE.
Of the refractory metals, it has the lowest density and best workability; for this reason, niobium-based alloys are often used in aerospace applications.
Concrete mixes were designed to have a constant strength and workability for different aggregate gradation using the absolute volume method.
All mix combinations had a constant spread diameter of 229 ± 10 mm, the standard workability for conventional CLSM.
Based on the knowledge, a novel method has been proposed to develop a new class of wrought gamma alloys having a good hot workability for processing and good toughness in service at around 900 K.
The optimization algorithm was thus developed to achieve a faster set time, higher durability but lower workability for AWG-1, as well as sufficient washout resistance for both formulations according to their geotechnical applications.
The slump test of concretes was measured for workability of concrete in the fresh state.
To limit the number of variables merely to the type of admixture used in the concrete mix, the experiments of the first two phases of the research aimed at establishing an optimum mix design with a common dosage of second or third generation superplasticizer that would ensure the minimum workability characteristics for vibrated concrete (VC) and the high consistency properties for SCC.
For example, the use of digital cameras for on-line dermatological diagnosis only weakly satisfies the interactional workability condition, for that practice focuses the clinician-patient interaction on the camera and a computer-aided protocol rather than on the direct patient-clinician interaction [ 14].
The measurements show a good workability characteristic for all samples tested and an improvement of the rheological characteristics as a shear, storage modulus, tan δ and rutting resistance criterion at high in service temperature especially for the sample with higher content in waste NBR which represent an interesting result from an environmental point of view.
In this study, the effect of chemical and mineral admixtures, including superplasticizer, viscosity modifying agent (VMA), limestone powder and fly ash in different W/C on fluidity, viscosity, and stability of self-consolidating mortar is investigated and proper workability regions for the prepared mixtures are presented.
