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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2005-02-03 Concrete Restoration Novelli Report.NOVELLI ENGINEERING Civil /Structural Engineers 109 South Albany Street Post Office Box 7004 Ithaca,New York 14851-7004 u.SA 607275-9707 607 275-0964 F info@noveIli-eng.com MEMORANDUM DATE:February 3,2005 TO:Lawrence P.Fabbroni,P.E. and the Commissioners,Staff and Associates of the Ithaca Area Wastewater Treatment Plant FROM:Peter D.Novelli,P.E. RE:Report on Extended Alkali Silica Reaction This will summarize the results of the extended ASR tests that we performed on concrete samples from the Plant. As we discussed with the Committee and described in our report of September,2003,Alkali Silica Reaction (ASR)was identified in the concrete structures at the Plant.Briefly,ASR causes expansion and extensive cracking of the concrete and can lead to eventual deterioration of the structures. We recommended that the next step should be a group of accelerated ASR tests performed on a group of concrete cores taken from different structures at the plant.The cores were sent to American Engineering Testing,Inc.at St.Paul,Minnesota. The concrete samples consisted of six cores measuring 3.25 inches in diameter at representative areasofthe Plant (see attachedLayoutPlan).Testingbegan on October 14,2004 at the laboratory in St.Paul.Testing was extended beyond the initial one month duration because the rate of expansion had not tapered off.Testing was continued for a total of 94 days and then stopped. As you can see on the attached report from American Engineering Testing,at 94 days the expansion of the cores ranged from 0.21 percent to 0.56 percent,with an average of 0.41 percent. This means that a core taken through a 10-inch concrete wall would have expanded an average of 1/16 inch in length,and also would have expanded in diameter (although this is not measured in the test).Expansion of the amount is sufficient to exceed the compressive and tensile strength of concrete and cause cracking and failure.The presence of reinforcing steel (rebar)in this structure helps to control the deformations.. Looking at the graph in the report,one can see a steady increase in expansion. 1 L --..In my opinion,the test results indicate that the concrete materials used in the Plant are not highly or rapidly reactive to ASR (or we would have seen a sharp initial increase in expansion). However,the rate of expansion is significant and I expect that it will continue,possibly fordecades. The problem with this slight expansion is that concrete is a rigid material and,especially at comers,slab joints and wall joints,it does not respond well to expansion;it cracks.These networks of cracks not only weaken the strength of the concrete,but they allow corrosive liquids and oxygen to penetrate into the concrete and initiate corrosion of the rebar.When rebar corrodes,it expands in volume and cracks the concrete around it,accelerating the cycle ofdeterioration. If you will refer back to my October,2003 report,you will see photos of typical ASR cracking. In that report,I explained the following: ASR occurs when certain silica-containing (siliceous)stone aggregates react with the high pH Portland cement (in chemistry terms,high concentration of hydroxyl ions).The reaction results in formation of a hygroscopic gel (meaning it has an affinity for water). In the presence of moisture,the gel will absorb water and expand.This expansion can generate pressures in the range of 700 to 800 pounds per square inch (psi,5-6 Mpa [11j),and this exceeds the tensile strength of standard structural concrete,normally in the range of 300 to 400 psi.This causes the concrete to crack (see Figure 2). Concrete that is confined by rebar may have much higher tensile strength,depending on the orientationof the rebar.Thus,sometimes--but not always --the effects of ASR are mostly limited to the concrete outside the rebar grids.Depth of ASR cracking can be verified by coring the concrete element in question. The best way to control ASR is when the concrete is being batched,by checking the aggregate for silica-containing minerals,and by knowing the true alkali content of the Portland cement.Both of these may vary over time and with suppliers. We do not now have the option to control the batching of the concrete,obviously,so what options exist to help control this deterioration?After the ASR process is initiated,one way to control ASR is to control its water source.ASR cannot proceed without water.Obviously,it is difficult to accomplish this in water-retaining structures such as wastewater treatment plants. However,the black coal-tar epoxy coatings inside the tanks help to prevent water from penetrating the concrete.As part of overall plant repair procedures,the tank walls could be prepared and resurfaced with appropriate coatings. Another much more experimental possibility is the concept of lithium-salt injection to the concrete.Lithium salts are now being used as an admixture in concrete to prevent ASR (see attached data sheets from Masterbuilders).Basically,the lithium salts react with the reactive silica in the concrete faster than the alkalis in the cement,and form lithium silica gel that is not destructive to the concrete.Thus,it interrupts the ASR process.There has been some experimentation with diffusing these salts,in aqueous solution,into existing ASR-damaged concrete.Sometimes electric current is used to draw the lithium-salt ions into the concrete. It is my opinion that lithium injection is still too experimental to use in large-scale fashion at the IAWWTP,however a small pilot project could be started and observed.Based on the results of that,further actions could be taken if warranted. Last,I believe that existing visible concrete deterioration should be carefully repaired and then maintained.This can only help to prolong the life expectancy of the structures.These repairs were outlined in my October,2003 report. 2 r-- I c 0 I would be pleased to meet with the Commissioners and discuss this further.Please do not hesitate to call with any questions. Very truly yours, i;CJJ)..~(/{~i ,~ {-, Peter DoNovelli,PoE.,F.ASCE Consulting Engineer 3 f'WO6Pt.lOf'lU~--6,,~,p-re~ -.-"~_LI - ~:'~'-:'~,~,.;, !'{'' "..,''- .. I I ,II - -... ".- .j " ,"tJAr..e»iS.T"rW/JdTAU\(..q>fi'-....,- ,~,-.- '..'. ,-=--." .rlJJAL..e~I~iAfJl(..fb ' .'-, -n,..-S,fl.-#3 '~ .P-'~L.ee:r:rt-1fJ&~IC.""Co .. FIfJAt.~Ut\1 TUtIC.""t f}5'R .jf 1 ..~~: ,At)HrM~~ .E:uIUJIUca- ."'JI- ..-eo",.JP~ I-WJOJ..'MG ~,Ir..OIfJ<i',:. ASc Loc4;lell..lS UPP(;R,1)8.AN Al ."r:.J ~e.C:OI...":)Af>Y 101,;111 9-(-0'1 .'AMERICAN ENGINEERING TESTING,INC. REPORT OF POTENTIAL ALKALI REACTIVITY OF A CEMENT -AGGREGATE COMBINATION CONSULTANTS.GEOTECHNICAL.MATERIALS.ENVIRONMENTAL PROJECT:REPORTED TO: ITHACA,NEW YORK WASTE WATER TREATMENT PLANT AET PROPOSAL NO.20-04-282 NOVELLI ENGINEERING 330 EAST STATE STREET PO BOX 7004 ITHAqA,NY 14851-7004 ATTN:SHAWN E.RANDALL AET JOB NO:20-04602 DATE:JANUARY 19,2005 INTRODUCTION This report presents the potential reactivity testing of concrete cores taken from the Ithaca,New York Waste Water Treatment Plant.The cores were 3.25 inches in diameter by up to 12 inches in length.The samples were submitted by Shawn Randall with Novelli Engineering on September 9,2004.The scope of our work consisted of preparing the core samples,placing the specimens into the test environment and documenting the length change of the cores in general conformance to the procedure described in ASTM:C1260,section 8 (as modified above),and preparing a written report detailing the results of our testing. CONCLUSION Based on the results orour testing and experience it is our opinion the folJowing conclusions are appropriate: I.The average expansion at 14 days of immersion in a 4%sodium hydroxide solution was determined to be 0.06%.The measurements ranged from 0.04%to 0.09%,however one core experienced an unexplained negative length change of -0.03%. 2.The average expansion at 45 days was detenl1ined to be 0.22%.The measurements ranged from 0.08%to 0.34%. 3.The average expansion at 94 days was detem1ined to be 0.41 %.The measurements ranged from 0.21 %to 0.56%. 4.We expect the concrete to suffer from additional alkali-silica reaction.The cores showed no indication of a slowing of expansion up to 94 days of testing. This document shall not be reproduced,except in full,without written approval of American Engineering Testing,Inc. 550 Cleveland Avenue North.St.Paul,MN 55114 .651-659-9001 .Fax 651-659-1379 Duluth.Mankato .Marshall.Rochester.Wausau .Rapid City.Pierre.Sioux Falls AN AFFIRMATIVE ACTION AND EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Ithaca,NY Waste Water Treatment Plant,AET Project No.20-04602 -Page 2 of2 TEST RESULTS The testing was perfol11ledon October 14,2004 and subsequent dates in general accordance with ASTM:C1260,as m.odified above.The test results are as follows: *The percent expansion is based on the initial gage length of each core. **These average values do not include core sample #3. PROCEDURES The core samples were trimmed and gage bolts were installed in each end using epoxy cement to alJow for measurement in the 10 inch gage length apparatus.Initial readings were taken at 24 hours.The specimens were placed in the container with sufficient water to totally immerse them.Zero readings were taken after 24 hours in water at 1760 F.After the zero reading,the specimens were placed in the 4%NaOH solution at 1760 F for the remainder of the testing. Intennediate and final readings were taken on the days noted in the table above. Intermediate and final readings were based on the percent expansion from the zero day reading. REMARKS The test samples will be retained for a period of thirty days from the date of this report.Unless further instmctions are received by that time,the samples will be discarded.The test results represent specifically the samples tested. Report Prepared By: American Engineering Testing Report Reviewed By: American Engineering Testing r(~A]fMv Kenneth A.Prom Senior Engineering Technician ls12roJ)J{a.iarn en gtest.co rn (651)603-6617 Richard D.Stehly,PE,FACI Principal (651)659-1333 Core Gage LENGTH CHANGE BY AGE*,%LengthLocationofCore 3 days 7 days 10 days 14 days 21 days 45 days 94 days 1 8.50"0.024 0.035 0.048 0.058 0.152 0.336 0.524 2 10.00"0.016 0.031 0.041 0.057 0.132 0.307 0.556 3 5.75"0.010 0.015 -0.033 -0.033 0.009 0.078 0.207 4 6.75"0.015 0.020 0.028 0.036 0.043 0.081 0.225 5 10.00"0.038 0.060 0.065 0.089 0.153 0.287 0.506 6 10.00"0.022 0.045 0.053 0.064 0.128 0.256 0.458 Average Percent 0.021 0.034 0.047**0.061 **0.122**0.224 0.556 '?fl. c 0 ";;;0.3cIIIC. >< W 0.6 ALKALI-SILICA REACTIVITY,ASTM:C1260-MODIFIED Ithaca,NY Waste Water Treatment Plant Cores AET Project No.20-04602 0.5 0.4 -i 0.2 0.1 0- 0 0.5 1 1.5 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Time,in Weeks Background:Concrete Before Test I-Core 1 -+-Core 2 6 Core 3 ""-Core 4~-',i(ic;":<Core5"""""'Core ~ 13 14 -, MASTER BUILDERS CONCRETE. TECHNOLOGY UPDATE InhibitingASRwith LithiumAdmixtures Synopsis ASRx30 LN lithium-basedliquid admixtureis formulated for usein concretecontainingreactiveaggregatesto inhibit and controlAlkali-SilicaReactivity(ASR). ASH Background ASRis a generalterm that describesthe two-step reactionbetweenalkalis(sodiumand potassium)in concreteand silica reactiveaggregates.Thefirst step is the chemicalreactionbetweenthe reactivesilica in the aggregatewith the alkali presentin concreteto produce an alkali-silicagel. ReactiveSilica +Alkali in -.-Alkali-SilicaGel in Aggregate Concrete [xSiOz][yNa(K)OH][Na(K)ySixOz.aq] Thesecondstep in the expansionof the alkali-silicagel when it comesin contactwith moisture. Alkali-SilicaGel +Moisture -.-ExpandedAlkali- Silica Gel [Na(K)ySixOz.aq][HzO][Na(K)ySixOz.wHzO] IIIlit IIII~I Theexpansionandswelling of the gel createsinternal pressureswithin the concrete.Visiblesymptomsof ASR includeexpansion-inducedmapcracking.Dueto restrainingconditions,longitudinalcrackingcan occuron bridgecolumnsbeamsand highwaypavements.ASRmay also causelocalizedpop-outsand extrusionsof the gel producton the surfaceof the concrete. TheASR-inducedcrackingresultsin a decreasein strengthandan increasein permeabilitythat increases the susceptibilityof the concretestructureto subsequent damagefrom processessuchas freezingandthawing, corrosionof the reinforcingsteel,and sulfate attack. Theoveralleffect is reducedstructuralintegrityand shortenedservicelife. degussa. Construction Figure1.ASR-InducedMap Crackingin Pavement Theconsequencesof ASRoften take yearsto become visible.However,in somecases,the initial appearanceof crackingcan beenobservedonlyweeks after construction. Reactive Aggregates Many differenttypes of aggregateshave beeninvolved with ASR.All of thesecontainsilicon dioxide(SiOz). Someare crystalline,suchastridymite,cristobalite, strainedquartz,etc.,while othersare glassysuchas opal, components,includinggraywackesand phyllites. Commontests to evaluatewhetheraggregatesor cement/aggregatecombinationsare potentiallyreactive are petrographicexaminationas describedin ASTMC 295,the mortar-barexpansiontest describedin ASTM C 227,the acceleratedmortar-barexpansiontest as describedin ASTMC 1260,the quickchemicalmethodas describedin ASTM C 289,and the concreteprismtest as describedin ASTMC 1293. ~, IIIII~ II I " MASTER BUilDERS,INC. Unite~~tates 23700ChagrinBoulevard Cleveland,Ohio44122-5554 Phone:800-MBT-9990 Fax:216-839-8821 Canada 1800ClarkBoulevard Brampton,Ontariol6T 4M7 Phone:800-387-5862 Fax:905.792-0651 www.masterbuilders.com Figure 2.ASR Gel and Cracking in Concrete Arch Bridge However,ASTMC 1260andASTMC 1293arethe onlytwo test methodsrecommendedas suitablelaboratoryproceduresfor assessingASRin FHWA-RD-03-o47,"Guidelinesfor the Useof Lithiumto Mitigate ASR."A modificationof ASTMC 1260is requiredwhen lithium admixturesare evaluatedto prevent excessiveleachingof lithiumfrom the mortarbars into the soak solution.Themodificationconsistsof the additionof lithium to the 1 N NaOHsoaksolutionto achievethe samelithium-alkali ratio as that usedin the mortaradmixture. Alternative ASR Mitigation and Control Traditionalmethodsof mitigatingASRin concreteincludethe use of low alkali cementandnon-reactiveaggregates.Bothare becomingmoredifficult to find and/ormanufacture,and may resultin additionaltransportationcosts.Alternatively,pozzolans suchas ClassFfly ash,silica fume,or groundgranulatedblast furnaceslaghavebeenaddedto concreteto combatASRwith varyingdegreesof success. The ASRxPrescription: The Ounceof Preventionfor ConcreteASR Sincetheearly195Os,lithiumcompoundshavebeenshownto be effectivein mitigatingASRin concrete,and in 1993,SHRPreport C-343depicted"extremelyfavorable"results.ASRx3OlN is basedon this longterm and extensivelytested useof lithium as the preferredmethodfor ASRcontrol in concrete. ASRx Mechanism The lithium ion in ASRx3DIN lithium nitrate admixtureinterferes with the expansivemechanismof the alkali-silicagel mentioned earlier by changingthe reactionproduct.ASRx3DLN combines with reactivesilica to form a lithium-silicagel that doesnot absorbwater andthereforedoesnot expand. ReactiveSilica f Lithiumin Lithium-SilicaGel in Aggregate ASRx .. [xSiOz][yLif][llySlxOZ] Hence,ASRx3DLN lithium nitrate admixtureconvertsreactive silica in the aggregateto a non-expansive,nondestructive material. Reference: 1.Stark D.,Handbookfor Indentificationof Alkali-SilicaReactivityin HighwayStructures,StrategicHighwayResearchProgram,National ResearchCouncil;Washington,D.C.1991 @2003,Master Builders.Inc. CTUASR_lithium Admixtures.qxd SAP#1026381 Printed in USA 10/03 r @-§ Q) ~ E C\1 ,. ammstecti WPC-540 HEY'DI SPECIAL SYSTEM Cementitious and Silicate Waterproofing LO '<t t::z °0 t5 (!JW ~bLLa:o a.. Ow a:a:a..::J ffit; ~6 s:~ C/)o::Jz0« i=..J-«~~Wa: ~W WI01- 1.DESCRIPTION: The HEY'DI SPECIAL SYSTEM is a combination of cementitious and silicate based materials used on negative side surfaces to seal and stop leakage caused by hydrostatic pressure.HEY'DI SPECIAL SYSTEM is a 5 coat,three component system consisting of two po'Miersand a liquid.HEY'DI POWDER No.1 is designedfor use as the undercoat and overcoat of the 'sealing system.HEY'DI POWDER X is a dry po'Mier that hardens in seconds when exposed to ~ter.HEY'DI SEALING LIQUID penetrates through HEY'DI POWDERNo.1 and HEY'DI POWDER X into the capillaries of the substrate. There,it reacts with moisture and the constituents of the substrate to form crystals.While moisture is present,the crystallizationprocess will continue for approximately six months.HEY'DI SPECIALSYSTEMis a dark cementgray color,and is not intended as a decorative fmish. 2.USES:HEY'DI SPECIAL SYSTEM waterproofu leaking and weeping concrete or masonry from the negative side to protect against hydrostatic water pressure. It is applied to interior or exterior walls below grade,slabs on grade,foundations, basements,swimming pools,reservoirs, tunnels,dry docks,and other areas where leakage is encountered.Properly applied, HEY'DI SPECIAL SYSTEM becomes an integral part of the structure and cannot be separated from the surface by water pressure.HEY'DI SPECIAL SYSTEM is not designed to be used as a wearing surface.Horizontal surfaces subject to vehicle or heavy foot traffic must be covered with a protective topping.For further information,contact Tamms Technical Service Centers. 0;- ~ (/) Q) () ro C.Q) ~3.COMPOSITION AND MATERIAL: HEY'DI POWDERNo.1 is a proprietary formulation of cements and chemical additives that is mixed with water. HEY'DI POWDER X is a proprietary formulation of hydraulic cements and chemical additives that is blended with HEY'DI POWDER No.1 slurry on the surface.It is also used to stop running waterleaks.HEY'DI SEALING LIQUID is a proprietary solution of liquid silicate chemicals that initiates the crystallization processwithinthe capillariesof the coating (j 0 C/) W a:O"J I-C()C/)O"J ::J'-oa: zW-(I) C/)~ ~w ~O f=S~ and the wall.HEY'DI SPECIAL SYSTEM components contain no added chloride or sodium compounds,are inorganic,nontoxic, and resist chemical attack similar to portland cements. Thchnical Data HEY'DI SPECIAL SYSTEM 1estsand Methods Results Conunents Adhesion 84.6psi Openstructure (3 day cure)concrete ASTMEI49 42.2 psi Closedstructure concrete 61.4psi Steelfonned concrete 380 psi at 100 percent RH 325 psi at 50 percent RH Tensile Strength (7 daycure) ASTMCl9O Penneabability (3 daycure) CRD-C48-55 8.1 X 10-10 crn/sec ro 7.6 x 10-11cmlsee (Tested at \Wter head of 4.3 ro 177 feet) 4.GENERAL SURFACE PREPARATION: New concrete and masonry surfaces should be cured a minimum of 7 days.Surface must be structurally sound,clean,and free of contaminants including curing compounds,form release agents,dust,dirt, oil,old coatings,and paint.Substrates must be roughened and absorptive.Smooth precast or formed concrete mU$t be opened to an exposed aggregate surface.Remove form marks and other protrusions.Concrete honeycomb,cavities,joints,cracks,voids, tie holes,and other defects must be opened and routed to sound material.Rout broken or uneven brick or block to sound material. 4.1 Patching Methods for Active Leaks: Rubber gloves must be worn to apply HEY'DI POWDER X. A.Moderate leakage or small holes - Press a generous handful of dry HEY'DI POWDER X into the hole and maintain constant pressure until leakage stops. B.High pressure leakageor heavy flow -PremixHEY'DI POWDER X with potable water into a thick paste and use it as a plug.Finish sealing off the remaining flow using dry HEY'DI POWDER X as directed above. 5.SPECIAL APPLICATION PREPARATION:Clean and prepare the surface as described above. 5.1 Dynamic and static cracks: A.Cut out the crack 3 inches wide at surface and 2 to 3 inches deep. B.Use HEY'DI POWDER X to stop active leaking. e.Dampen area,and apply the 5 coat HEY'DI SPECIAL SYSTEM to the sides and bottom of the cut and overlap onto the sides and bottom of the cut and overlap onto the adjacent surfaces. D.Following cure of the HEY'DI SPECIAL SYSTEM,apply a bond breaker tape in the bottom of the cut and install a waterproof flexible joint sealant.Maintain top surface of sealant I-V2 inches below the top of the substrate. E.Following cure of sealant,install a bond breaker tape to only the cured surface of the sealant. F.Mix a topping mortar of a 1:3 ratio of HEY'DI SB BONDING AGENT and potable water with a 1:3 ratio of cement and sand,and ftIl the remaining cut to the level of the substrate. G.To create a joint for movement control,cut into the center of the fill mortar 2 rom wide and a minimum one half of the depth of the ftIl mortar. 5.2 Through Wall Penetrations - Including piping,electrical conduit,and other embedded materials: A.Cut around pipes a minimum I inch deep and 1 inch wide at the surface, and clean pipe thoroughly. B.Mix HEY'DI 5B BONDING AGENT with potable water in a 1:1 ratio.Dry blend cement and sand in a 1:1 ratio,mix with the liquid,and apply this "key coat"to only the pipe.Cure for 24 hours. e.Dampen area,and apply the 5 coats of HEY'DI SPECIAL SYSTEM to the pipe and substrate. D.Fill the remaining cavity with HEY'DI RAPID and cure 24 hours. Apply HEY'DI SPECIAL SYSTEM waterproofing as shown below. O~ ~s:mS: S:C/){D-mZ:DOc <DC/)ro-i <D;!!mC/) 0 Q 'ii CD'0 5>() CD(/) -' 05 3 Q) 3 ~ <n 0 :T@ -iOIm ms: :JJmS:z »::1'-i »6Zc O(f) §~-~~mcJJ:JJ""Om:D0 ""00 :D1l ~zmG) ~ O~z-'.j:>.01 5.3 F1oorlWall Joint Leakage - A.Cut an area approximately 'h inch deep a minimum 3 to 4 inches up the wall,and 3 to 4 inches onto the floor. B.Use HEY'DI POWDER X to stop active leaking. C.Dampen area,and apply the 5 coat HEY'DI SPECIAL SYSTEM to the sides and bottom of the area and overlap the adjacent surfaces. D.Following cure,mix a mortar of a 1:3 ratio of HEY'DI SB BONDING AGENT and potable water with a 1:3 ratio of cement and sand,and level the area with the floor surface. 6.APPLICATION TECHNIQUES:It is important that the first four steps follow each other in quick succession.Rubber gloves must be worn for each step of the application.Gloves and brushes must be washed in clean water immediately after eah step is completed.For one man working alone,only 10 square feet should be treated at one time. Saturate substrate with potable water before application.Surface must be wet, with no running or standing water. Moisture must be present in the surface to start the crystallization process. Step 1:Mix potable water with a small amount of HEY'DI POWDER No.I to make a thick slurry.Load the bristles of a cement masons's brush and quickly work the slurry into the surface to fill all pores and voids. Step 2:Rubber gloves must be worn. Immediately hand rub HEY'DI POWDER X well into the wet area until the surface is dry.This application should not be more than 1/32 inch thick. Step 3:Use a clean brush,and immediately follow with a brush coat of HEY'DI SEALING LIQUID. Step 4:While the HEY'DI SEALING LIQUID is still wet,follow immediately with another coat of HEY'DI POWDER NO.I slurry applied in the same manner as Step 1. Step 5:Wait 30 to 60 minutes,and apply the final coat of HEY'DI POWDER NO.I in the same manner as Step 1. Note:A decorative appearance may be achieved in Step 5 by substituting HEY'DI K-ll WHITE, or other cementitious coatings such as TAMOSEAL,CONCRETE FINISHER,or TAMMS SBC for the HEY'DI POWDER No.I Upon completion of the five steps,protect the surface from rain,hot sun,or wind, and freezing or frost for a minimum 48 hours. To produce an uninterrupted waterproof membrane,apply HEY'DI SPECIAL SYSTEM to the base slab and allow to dry 24 hours.Then apply the HEY'DI SPECIAL SYSTEM to the vertical surfaces and carry the application out onto the slab at least 12 inches. If a liquid polymer decorative [mish is to be applied,allow 7 days curing time for the HEY'DI SPECIAL SYSTEM.Do not use lime based products over HEY'DI SPECIAL SYSTEM. 7.APPROXIMATE COVERAGE:HEY'DI POWDER No.1,used as a slurry,is applied at 0.14 Ibs per sq ft per coat.Total 3 coat process requires a minimum of 0.44 Ibs per sq ft.HEY'DI POWDER X,applied dry at 0.28 Ibs per sq ft.HEY'DI SEALING LIQUID,used as received,at 60 sq ft.per gallon. 8.CLEAN-UP INSTRUCI10NS:Clean all mixing and application equipment with water immedatiately after use.Clean all splatteror spills with water before material sets.HEY'DI SPECIAL SYSTEM is a cementitiousproduct and if allowed to dry on the surface,removal becomes very difficult. 9.CAUTIONS:HEY'DI POWDER No.I and HEY'DI SEALING LIQUID are components of the HEY'DI SPECIAL SYSTEM,and cannot be used alone.Do not retemperHEY'DI POWDER No.1 or HEY'DI POWDER X.Do not apply to frozen or frost filled surfaces or when temperature is below 40 degrees F,or expectedto fall below 40 degrees F in 48 hours.Do not apply in temperaturesabove 90 degreesF.Do not use as a trafficbearing surface.Do not fill open cisterns,tanks, pools,etc.with water for at least 7 days. Ensurethat adequateventilationis available during the application and the full curing period when using HEY'DI SPECIAL SYSTEM in enclosed tanks or reservoirs. Allow minimum 7 days drying time before backfilling.Allow 7 days cure before covering or befOre the application of a liquid polymer decorative coating.Do not apply lime based products over HEY'DI SPECIAL. 10.ENVIRONMENTAL AND SAFETY PRECAUTIONS:Product contains portland cement and is alkaline on contact with water.Initating to eyes and skin.Avoid splashing into eyes or contact with skin.In case of eye contact,flood eyes repeatedly with water and call a physician immediately. DO Nor RUB EYES!Wash hands thoroughly after handling or befOre smoking or eating.Do not take internally.Keep out of reach of children.Consult Material Safety Data Sheet for further information. 11.PACKAGING: HEY'DI POWDER NO.1 -30 lb.plastic pails.HEY'DI POWDER X -30 lb. plastic pails. HEY'DI SEALING LIQUID -5 gallon plastic pails. 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TT-533@1989 Tamms Industries Co.12/89 0 &3 0 z 0 ~ t-== :J jj) « :r: LU a: LULU1-1-LULUa:a:00zz 0000 @-5 CI,) ~ i ammstecti PLR-100 SPEED CRETE RED LINE Fast Setting Patching Material 1.DESCRIPTION:SPEED CRETE RED LINE is a fast setting,ready-to- use,cement based concrete and masonry patching compound that requires only potable water for mixing.It achieves initial set in 8 to 10 minutes,and final set within 20 minutes.After initial set, SPEED CRETE RED LINE may be shaved to conform to the contours of the surrounding surface.Properly mixed and applied,SPEED CRETE RED LINE develops high strength, tenacious bond,and excellent resistance to freeze-thaw and weathering. 2.USES:SPEED CRETE RED LINE is used interior or exterior,above or below grade,on vertical,overhead, and horizontal surfaces without forming.SPEED CRETE RED LINE is used for the patching,repair, restoration,and cosmetic reconstruction of curbs,sidewalks, expressways,bridges,formed and precast concrete ceilings,panels, walls,and concrete pipe. 3.LIMITATIONS:Use SPEEDCRETE BLUE LINE for patching areas continuously exposed to moisture. Use SPEED CRETE GREEN LINE, a semi-flowablepatching material,for patching horizontal concrete surfaces. Do not mix with SPEED CRETE WHITE LINE.0)co 0; en ~4.COMPOSITION AND MATERIAL:8 g.SPEED CRETE RED LINE is a C/)~proprietary formulation of blended !:!:!portland cements,finely processed g:selected aggregates,and specific~chemical additives.SPEED CRETE 0 0 RED LINE,when combined with the ~81 correct amount of water,undergoes a ~~chemical "hyper hydration"to ::2:z produces a stable,low permeability,~~cementitous matrix. 5.SURFACE PREPARATION:Surface must be structurally sound,clean,free of loose or deteriorated concrete,dust, dirt,and other contaminants.Undercut edges of the area to be patched to a minimum thickness of ~inch (1.9cm). Clean and prime exposed steel and reinforcing.When substrate is not absorptive,abrade as necessary to ensure proper bonding. When temperatures are above 35 degrees F (1.7 C),prewet the prepared area with potable water immediately 8. before application of the SPEED CRETE RED LINE.Absorb excess water and puddles to prevent dilution of the patching material. 6.MIXING INSTRUCTIONS:SPEED CRETE RED LINE will require approximately 5 to 5.5 quarts of potable water per 50 Ib bag (4.4 -4.8 kg/l),to achieve the proper mix consistency. Pour the measured amount of SPEED CRETE RED LINE,and thoroughly mix for no more than 60 seconds to a stiff,no slump,putty-like consistency. Mix small quantities of SPEEDCRETE RED LINE in a clean pail with a hand trowel.Use a rotary mixer with rubber tip blades for mixing quantities up to 100 Ibs (45.4 kg). To fill patches 2 inches (5.1 cm)deep or greater,add clean,dry Ys inch (I em)size pea rock or chip stone to the SPEED CRETE RED LINE.The mix ratio must not exceed 40 pounds (18kg)of rock to each 50 pound (22.7 kg)bag or pail of SPEED CRETE RED LINE.Mixing procedure:1) start mixer,2)load water,3)load rock,and 4)load the SPEED CRETE RED LINE.Mix for no more than 60 seconds. 7.APPLICATION TECHNIQUES: To ensure complete bond with the entire surface,force the SPEED CRETE RED LINE firmly into the predampened area by hand or with a trowel.Slightly overfill the patch,and following initial set,shave the material to conform to the contour of the surrounding surface.Always shave SPEED CRETE RED LINE toward the common bonding edge between the patching material and the existing surface.Cure material using standard curing practices.For additional information,contact Tamms Technical Service Centers. COLD WEATHER INSTALLATION: SPEED CRETE RED LINE will achieve initial set faster than water will freeze.When temperature is 35 degrees F (1.7 C)or below,do not prewet area to be patched. Use heat to eliminate frost in the substrate,but do not heat surface above 70 degrees F (21.1 C).Use warm water for mixing,as cold water extends the set time.Do not add antifreeze or accelerators to SPEED CRETE RED LINE.Do not use heat after the patching material has been installed.For additional cold weather information,contact Tamms Technical Service Centers. e~zs:ms: C/)coco-oZ 0 C ~ :IJ m ~C/) ifo"!2.0 OJ . () (!) cn <00>.!E 00 00 zz 00 :IJ:IJmm-f-fmm :IJm:r::I>CD r ~'4 0Z 0 ~w0 TECHNICAL DATA Properties Results Test Method Remarks Compressive 240psi ASTMC109 I hour Strength 3480psi 24 hour 5290psi 7 day 5980psi 28day SetTIme 8 min ASTMC266 Initial (Gilmore)20 min Final Tensile 309psi ASTMCI9O 7 dayavg. Strength 395psi 28 dayavg. Flexural 918psi ASTMC78 28dayavg. Strength ShearBond 906psi OH DOT1042 24 houravg Strength 1084psi 3 dayavg. FreezeThaw 96.75%ASTMC666 310Cycles Durability Factor Shrinkage -0.143%ASTMC157 28dayavg. change 50%RH Expansion +0.077%ASTMC157 28dayavg. change 100%RH Scaling 0%Loss ASTMC672 25cycles Resistance (to DeicingChemicals) Chlorides .>0.01%ASTMDl411 FM 5-516 (FL DOT) .,. 9.COVERAGE:One 50 Ib (22.7 kg)14.TECHNICAL SERVICE:For bag yields approximately 0.5 cu ft application procedures or surface (0.014cu.m).conditions not specified above,please contact: 10.CLEAN-UP INSTRUCTIONS: Clean application tools and mixing equipment with water immediately following use. II.CAUTIONS:Mix material for no more than 60 seconds.Use only potable water with SPEED CRETE RED LINE.Mix to a stiff,putty-like, no slump consistency. Do not retemper or add sand to SPEED CRETE RED LINE. Do not overwork or overtrowel patching material. Do not featheredge SPEED CRETE RED LINE. Do not mix with SPEED CRETE WHITE LINE. Clean mixing equipment between batches. 12.ENVIRONMENTALAND SAFETY PRECAUTIONS:Industrial Use Only. Product contains portland cement and is alkaline on contact with water. Wear dust,skin,and eye protection. Irritating to eyes and skin.Avoid splashing into eyes or contact with skin.In case of eye contact,flood eyes repeatedly with water and call a physician immediately.DO NOT RUB EYES!Wash hands thoroughly with soap and clean water after handling Orbefore smoking or eating. Do not take internally.Keep out of reach of children.Consult Material Safety Data Sheet for further information. 13.PACKAGING:50 Ib Poly-lined bags, 20 Ib and 50 Ib DOT approved plastic pails. (Metric equiv:9.1 &22.7 kg) Storage:Covered storage away from all moisture. Shelf Life:Minimum I year in protected storage. Freight Class:Class 55. TAMMS INDUSTRIES Co. Technical Service Centers Central Division 1222 Ardmore Avenue ltasca,IL 60143 (708)773-2350 FAX:708-773-1870 Western Division Ontario,CA 91761 (714)986-7667 FAX:714-983-7888 Northeast Division Wilkes-Barre,PA 18702 (717)822-2191 FAX:717-824-9043 Southeast Division Lithonia,GA 30058 (404)482'-6583 FAX:404-482-6887 Canadian Division Edmonton,AB (403)955-2808 Calgary,AB (403)531-0050 Toronto,ON (416)289-0716 Sales Office Deer Park,NY (516)586-1655 WARRANTIES:Seller warrants that the Products do not infringe upon any copyright, patent,or trademark or trade secret,nor violate the proprietary information rights of any third party.Seller warrants that its Products will conform to and perform in accordance with the Products'specifications.THE FOREGOING WARRANTIES ARE IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES,EXPRESS OR IMPLIED,INCLUDING,BUT NOT LIMITED TO,THOSE CONCERNING MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.LIMITATION ON LIABILITIES:Because of the difficulty of ascertaining and measuring damages hereunder, it is agreed that,except for claims for bodily injury,Seller's liability to the Buyer or any third party,for any losses or damages,whether direct or"otherwise,arising out of the purchase of Product from Seller by Buyer shall not exceed the total amount billed and billable to the Buyer for the Product hereunder.IN NO EVENT WILL SELLER BE LIABLE FOR ANY WSS OF PROFITS OR OTHER SPECIAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES,EVEN IF SELLER HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSmILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES. TT-522@1990 Tamms Industries Co.6190 0 C')"C')0 z 0 i=~I- :J m~Iwc: WW 1-1-WW C:C: 00zz 0000 @.c: (.) Q) ~E C'O ammstecH PLR-120 SPEED CRETE GREEN LINE@ Fast Setting Horizo-ntal Patching Material 1.DESCRIPTION: SPEED CRETE GREEN LINE is a Test fast setting,semi-flowable,high strength .patching material requiring only potable water for mixing. GREEN LINE achieves initial set in 6 to 15 minutes,and final set within 20 minutes.Repairedareas may be Flexural opened to traffic in approximatelyone Strengthhourfollowingthefinalset. SPEED CRETE GREEN LINE-FR is a specifically modified Fibre FreezeThaw Reinforced formulation for achieving Durability the higher tensile and flexural strengths required for extreme service patching.The description and application information contained for SPEED CRETE GREEN LINE is applicable for GREEN LINE-FR. Contact Tamms Industries Co. Technical Service Centers for additional information. 0 0 CJ)illa:I- CJ) :::I 000 zoo-0) CJ)"- ~w~z~:::I1-, 2.USES:SPEEDCRETE GREEN LINE is specifically formulated as a semi- flowable material for the rapid patching of horizontal concrete surfaces such as expressways, highways,bridge decks,streets, sidewalks,parking decks,loading docks,and floors.SPEED CRETE may be used interior or exterior, above or below grade. Limitations -For patching sloped, vertical,overhead,or other areas that cannot contain a semi-flowable material,use SPEED CRETE RED LINE. For patching areas continuously exposed to moisture,use SPEED CRETE BLUE LINE. 3.COMPOSITION AND MATERIAL: SPEED CRETE GREEN LINE is a proprietary formulation of blended portland cements,finely processed selected aggregates,and specific chemical additives. Compliance -SPEED CRETE GREEN LINE meets or exceeds requirements of ASTM C928. TECHNICAL DATA Results Method Compressive I hour 2308 psi ASTM C39 Strength 24 hour 3160 psi 7 day 4860 psi 28 day 6375 psi 24 hour 510 psi ASTM C78 7 day 890 psi 28 day 948 psi (310 Cycles) Factor=98 ASTM C666 Length Change Moist Cure +0.061 percent Air Cure -0.054 percent Difference between increase in Moist and decrease in Air Cure =0.115 percent.(0.20 percent allowable) (28 Days)ASTM CI57 Scaling Resistance to Deicing Chemicals (25 cycles)ASTM C672 Percent loss -0 Shear Bond 24 hour 939 psi Strength 3 day 1092 psi OH Daf #1042 Set Time Initial 6-15 min.ASTM C266 (Gilmore)Final 20 min. 4.SURFACE PREPARATION: Surface must be structurally sound, clean,free of loose or deteriorated concrete,dust,dirt,and all contaminants.Vertically cut all edges of patch area to a minimum thickness of I inch.Clean and prime exposed steel and reinforcing.If substrate is not absorptive,abrade as necessary to ensure proper bonding. Prewet prepared area with potable water immediately before application. Wipe up excess water and puddles on horizontal surfaces to prevent dilution of the GREEN LINE.When temperatures are 35 degrees F or lower,do not prewet area,and refer to Cold Weather Installation procedures below. 5.MIXING INSTRUCTIONS: SPEED CRETE GREEN LINE will require approximately 4 to 4.5 quarts potable water per 50 Ib bag.Pour a measured amount of water into a clean mixing container,add the measured amount of SPEED CRETE,and thoroughly mix for no more than 60 seconds.Initially,the mixture will seem very stiff,but near the end of the mixing time,it will "relax"and achieve a semi-flowable consistency.Do not add additional water or retemper.Too much water weakens the mixture.For large projects,use a rotary mixer with rubber tipped blades.Pour the required amount of water into the mixer,and add the GREEN LINE. Mix just long enough to achieve the proper consistency,but no more than 60 seconds.Do not mix more than 100 Ibs at one time.Small amounts of SPEED CRETE,such as 5 to 10 pounds,may be readily mixed in a clean pail with a hand trowel. SPEED CRETE GREEN LINE, mixed as directed,will achieve initial set in 6 to 15 minutes,and final set within 20 minutes. To fill patches 2 inches deep or greater,add clean,dry,3/8 inch size pea rock or chip stone to the SPEED CRETE.The mix ratio must not exceed 40 pounds of pea rock to each 50 pound bag or pail of SPEED CRETE. Mixing procedure:Start mixer,load water,load rock,and then add SPEED CRETE GREEN LINE. Mix no more than 60 seconds. Do not add sand. Do not use liquids other than potable water for mixing. Clean mixing equipment between batches. '--Ic::t> z~ rn~ ...CJ)(0-ooz 000C CJ)-I:rJ m CJ) 0 0 Q) 3 ~,.. (t) o. :T;; 00 00zz 00 JJJJmm-1-1mm JJmI ::t>CD r =i::t>-I <5z 0W--JW0 6.APPLICATION TECHNIQUES: SPEED CRETE GREEN LINE is specifically designed for horizontal patching.A minimum one inch applicationdepth is required for traffic bearing surfaces. Pour mixed material into prepared area to be patched,and immediately screed the surface.Trowel seal surface when SPEED CRETE becomes firm,using standard surface finishing techniques. Cure SPEED CRETE GREEN LINE using normal curing methods.Do not overwork,overtrowel,or featheredge SPEED CRETE. 7.COLD WEATHER INSTALLATION: SPEED CRETE will achieve initial set faster than water will freeze. If temperature is 35 degrees F or below,do not prewet area to be patched. Use heat to eliminate frost in the substrate. Use warm water for mixing.Cold water will extend the set time. Do not add antifreeze or accelerators to SPEED CRETE. Do not use direct heat after patch has been installed. For additional'cold weather installation,contact Tamms Technical Service Centers. 8.COVERAGE:One 50 lb bag yields approximately 0.5 cu ft.One 50 Ib bag,extended with 40 Ibs of 3/8 inch size pea rock,will yield approximately 0.75 cu ft. 9.CLEAN-UP INSTRUCTIONS: Clean application tools and mixing equipment with water immediately after use. 10.CAUTIONS:Mix no more than 60 seconds. Clean mixing equipment between batches. Do not featheredge SPEED CRETE. SPEED CRETE is a cementitious material and requires 28 days to fully cure.Do not apply any type of surface sealer over SPEED CRETE until it is adequately cured. 11.ENVIRONMENTAL AND SAFETY PRECAUTIONS:Product contains portland cement and is alkaline on contact with water.Irritating to eyes and skin.Avoidsplashing into eyes or contact with skin.In case of eye contact,flood eyes repeatedly with water and call a physician immediately.DO NOT RUB EYES! Wash thoroughly after handling or before smoking or eating.Do not take internally.Keep out of reach of children.Consult Material Safety Data Sheet for further information. 12.PACKAGING:50 Ib Poly-lined bags and 50 Ib DOT Approved Plastic Pails. Storage:Covered storage away from all moisture. Shelf life:Minimum 1 year in protected storage. Freight Class:Class 55 13.TECHNICAL SERVICE:For application procedures or surface conditions not specified above,please contact: TAMMS INDUSTRIES Co. Technical Service Centers Corporate Offices 1222 Ardmore Avenue Itasca,IL 60143 (708)773-2350 FAX:708-773-1870 Northeast Division Wilkes-Barre,PA 18702 (717)822-2191 FAX:717-824-9043 Southeast Division Lithonia,GA 30058 (404)482-6583 FAX:404-482-6887 Western Division Ontario,CA 91761 (714)986-7667 FAX:714-983-7888 Sales Office Deer Park,NY (516)586-1655 Canadian Division Edmonton,ALB (403)437-3593 Toronto,ONT (416)289-0716 WARRANTIES:Seller warrants that the Products do not infringe upon any copyright,patent,or trademark or trade secret,nor violate the proprietary information rights of any third party. Seller warrants that its Products will conform to and perform in accordance with the Products'specifications.THE FOREGOING WARRANTIES ARE IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED,INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO,THOSE CONCERNING MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARfICULAR PURPOSE.LIMITATION ON LIABILmES:Because of the difficulty of ascertaining and measuring damages hereunder,it is agreed that,except for claims for bodily injury,Seller's liability to the Buyer or any third party,for any losses or damages,whether direct or otherwise,arising out of the purchase of Product from Seller by Buyer shall not exceed the total amount billed and billable to the Buyer for the Product hereunder.In no event will Seller be liable for any loss of profits or other special or consequential damages,even if Seller has been advised of the possibility of such damages. TT-523 @1988 Tamms Industries CO. NOV.1989