The Vee-Bee test is used to indirectly measure the workability of concrete by determining the amount of energy required to remold fresh concrete from a conical to cylindrical shape on a vibrating table. The test involves placing a standard slump cone filled with freshly prepared concrete on a vibrating cylinder. The time taken for the concrete to completely transform shapes under vibration is measured in Vee-Bee seconds. Testing is done at different water-cement ratios and the results are used to study how workability varies with slump.