ML20127B828

Rev 3 to Special Process Procedure W-SP-7, Repair & Curing of Concrete Repair for Placement 499S02-10B

ML20127B828
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Site:	Waterford
Issue date:	08/09/1976
From:	J.A. JONES CONSTRUCTION CO.
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& DATE 8/9/76 PROJECT TITLE:

WATERFORD SES UNIT 40. 3 CC! TRACT iiO. W3-NY-4 1.0 PURPOSE To outline taethods used by J. A. Joncs Construction Company and Subcontract 9rs for repair and curing of concrete repair for Placement 499502-100.

I 2.0 SCOPE This procedure includes the requirements to be used by J. A. Jones Construction Company and their Subcontractors in tne concrete repair of Placement 499502-103.

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" 3.1 The sequence of repair work shall be as follows; f

I R-l 3.1.1 Epoxy Pressure Grouting Cored Holes with Cracks.

l 3.1.2 Filling of holes not in crack area.

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R-1 3.l.3 Pressure gro'Jting volds and horizontal cured hole #25 In West face g.2 3.1.4 Repair of top surface shall be performed during recharging of backfill as alrected by the Engineer.

Waterstop embedmont r.ay be performe, at any time.

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4.0 REFERENCES

4.1 Ebasco Services, Inc. Specificarlon LOV-1564.472, Section 11, latest revision, " Concrete Placement, Curing and Finishing".

l 4.2 ACl-503. Guide.for uso of epoxy corrpounc's with concrete.

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4.3 Sika Chemical Company brochure for "Sikadur Epory Adhesives". Appropriate l

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4.4 J. A. Jones Construction Company Work Procedure, W-WP-5, " Concrete Placing Curing, Finishing and Repair."

l 4.5 J. A. Jones Construction Company Work Papcedure,a W-W8-ll, " Waterproofing".

l 5.0. RESPONSIBILITIES 5.1 Ebasco Services, Inc. Is responsible for supplying all materials, receiving Inspection, testing and documentation of such tests as required by Reference 4.1 to support J. A..cnes Construction Company and their I,

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WATERFORD SES UNIT NO. 3 CCNTRACT NO W3-NY-4 5.2 J. A. Jones Construction Company and their, Subcontractors are responsible for forming. placing aggregate, grouting and curing of cement pressure grouted area, the epoxy pressuring grouting for sealing cracks and the surface preparation and topping and finishing of top surface as required by this procedure.

TOP SURFACE PREPARATION 6.0 PROCEDURE 6.1 J. A. Jones Construction Company Engineering shall map the surface of the entire pour delineating the areas that can be made to meet the required elevation and finish by grinding and the areas that must be chipped out, to sound concrete and topped.

6.2 The areas requiring chipping and topping shall be chipped down to a minimum

' of one and one-half Inch (ly") below required elevation.

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.<- l 6.3 After chipping to sound concrete and prior to any topping or grinding of other area, J. A. Jones Construction Company Engineering shall notify Ebasco Engineering that the, area is ready for inspection.

Any area containing unsound concrete shall be Inspected by the Windsor Probe method.

In ver-Ifying the concrete soundness, the equivalent average 28 day compressive strength shall not be less than 5000 PSI and none of the equivalent com-pressive strengths shall be less than 4600 PSI.

p,. 2 6.4 Areas requiring grinding only to produce an acceptable surface shall be ground with suitable grinding machines until acceptable by the Engineer.

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6.5 The surface of the chipped out area shall be cleaned and free from standing water, then coated with a neat coat of Sika Hi-Hod Epoxy mixed and applied per manufacturer's requirements.

J. A. Jones' quality Verification to verify and document the acceptance of epoxy fnatcrial as to shelf life, mixing and application.

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6.6 After neat coat of epoxy, place 4000 PSI CJ, ass AA Concrete using paa gravel as coarse aggregate to required elevation and finjsh as required by approved construction drawings.

6.7 After the required finish has been obtained,'c'ure per requirements of Reference 4.1 and 4.4

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REPAIR AND CURING OF CONCRETE REPAIR FOR PLACEMENT REV. No. 3 499502-10B E. DATE 8/9/76 PROJECT TITLE: WATERFORD SES UNIT NO.

CONTRACT NO. W3-NY-4 WATERSTOP EMBEDMENT 7.0 PROCEDURE 7.1 PREPARATION 7.1.1 Determine area to be repaired.

Area shall be determined by estimating workable area that can he worked, based on " pot life" and required cooling time if repair requires more than one Inch (1") thickness, Reference 7.3.2.

7.1.2 Clean area to be worked as follows:

7.1.2.1 Chip to sound concrete.

7.1.2.2 Surface must be dry.

7.1.2.3 Remove all dust, Iaitance, grease, and other foreign particles, p

7.l.3 Straighten and support waterstop as required.

7.2 MIXING

7. 2.1 Mix Sikadur-Hi-Mod Gel two (2) parts epoxy per manufacturer's recommendations.

Amount to be determined by area to be worked.

7.2.2 Measure Colma Quartzite Aggregate and mix one (1) part Sika-HI-Mod Gel epoxy to one (1) part quartzite Aggregate. Add aggregate slowly to binder while mixing.

7.2.3 Do not attempt to use af ter " pot life" has expired.

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73 APPLICATION 7 3.1 Apply prepared epoxy mortar to debed wat'erstop as required per attached sketch, Appendix A.

W 7 3.2 Apply mortar not to exceed one Inch (l") thickness.

if required mortar thickness exceeds one Inch (l"), allow preceeding layer to cool before. applying second layer.

Coolness can be determined when the mortar becomes hard, it should be cool, approximatel,y one (1) hour af ter mixing.

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CONTRACT NO. W3-NY-4 7.3.3 When more than one (1) layer is requi' ed, a neat coat of Sikadur-r Hi-Mod epoxy to proceeding layer before applying additional layers of mortar is not required.

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MOTE DO !!OT ENCEED OUE INC:I (1") LAYER AS NOTED IN 7.3.2' AE0VE.

REPAIR OF VERITCAL CORED HOLES WInt0UT CRACKS 8.0 PROCpVRE

..- l 8.1 Thoroughly cican and devator holes number 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 11, 12, 13, 16, 17, 20 as located on attached sketch, Appendix B.

8.2 Coat inside surface of hole and surface of area chipped out to expose reinforcing steel with Sikadur-Hi-Mod epoxy. The ' epoxy. to be mixed and applied per manufacturer's reconsnandations.

J. A.. Jones' Quality Verification personnel is to verify and document epoxy acceptance as pertains to shelf life, mixing and application.

.k 1 8.3 In accordance with Reference 4.1 and 4.4, fill holes with 4000 PSI Class.AA A-3 concrete in layers and vibrate as. required to consolidate and finish to match required surface texture.

8.4 Cure as required per Reference 4.1 and 4.4 PRESSURE GROUTING VOIDS AND HORIZONTAL CORED I! OLES No. 25 IN WEST FACE 9.0 PROCEDURE 9.1 J. A. Jones to inspect and document both North and South large void has been chipped to sound conerata.

9.2 Form both North and South void per at cched sketch, Appendix C, and i

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WATE E tD SES UNIT NO 3 CONTRACT NO. U3-P.*-4 A-2 9.3 Completely det tuer and clean the void space. Construct forms in strips to allow pack! ig of aggregate as form progresses over the void. The sec-tion of the fc nn which will cover the deepest section of the void shall have a " slip r.pe" installed long enough to reach the extreme back of the void. Instal. the section of form over the deepest section of the void and extend "s..p pipe" to reach the extreme back of the void. Pack tha void around tl

" slip pipe" with vashed aggrggate until the angle of repose causes the ag; egate to fall out front of void. Instcil the bottom section of form with ; out nozzle located at extre=e bottom of void. Completely fill void witt aggregate (No. 4 to 1 inch, conforcing to ASTM-C-33) camp to ensure pro; ir packing, wat down aggregate, and install sections of form until entire sild is packed and' wetted. Top section of form must provide vent at top or void, and extend approximately six inches (6") above to

.1-3 provide positi e head for crout. Apply fluid portland-cement grout (4000 PSI 28-d.y strength by ASTM C-109), one part cement, two parts sand, maximum wator/ emenf ratio of. 5, through " slip pipe" until grout is forced out hrough bottom grout nozzle and top vent.- When grout is

, observed enter ng hole drilled down from top surfaco, fill hole with aggregate. IM n grout is forced out all vent, slowly remove " slip pipe" while,under pr asure, then " slip pipe" is removed, apply grout through bottom grout n zzle until grout is forced through all vents.

9.4 Cure by leavin forms in place to keep in moist condition, as required per Reference 4.1 nd 4'4.

9.5 Form opening o horizontal cored hbles as required and pack with aggregate and pressure g out per Paragraph 9.3 above.

A-2 9.6 Af ter curing h a been completed on North and South volu, remove forms and apply waterpro fing.over entire West Face of placement 10B per J. A. Jones' Work Procedure W-WP-11, " Waterproofing". An additional twelve inch (12")

wide layer sha 1 be installed over the exposed edges of the first layer.

All exposed ed as shall have a crowelled bead of mastic applied.g(ter die membrane insta lation is complete. Terminate. bottom nr.d top of wator-

.;-3 proofing in re lets as detailed.in attached memo dated July 28, 1976, frou E. J. Gallagha to J. O. Booth and sketch.

EPO Y PRESSURE CROUTING CORED HOLES tTIni CRACKS g.y 10.0 PROCEDURE 10.1 All equipment required for this procedure shall be co'locted and checked out. A dry ru-shall be performed using water for the grout, pumping against a clos J valve to assure che equipment is in gc od working order.

Special note s til be made of the pressure gauge and rclief valve to assure correct )perability. Calibration of pressure g_ age is to be verified and d zumented.

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10.2 The Sikadur-Lo-Mod LV epoxy and begged pea gravel shall' be ordered, received and approved for use.

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10.3 Cored holes number 7, 14, 15, 18, 19,' 21, 22, 23 and 24 as located on Appendix "lP' shall be cleaned of all foreign meterial and free of all standing water, before any other grouting operation is started.

• 10.4 An expanding plug as detailed on attached sketch, Appendix HD', shall be' fabricated for each hole to be pressure grouted, and coated with wax to prevent aduerence of the epoxy.

Each plug shall provide a fill port and a vent.

The fill port shall be provided with e. quick coupling and the vent with a cap or valve for ventir.g.

The supply line between the pressure pot and quick coupilng shall be provided with a sight glass' for observing fIow of epoxy.

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10.6 mix the Sikadur-Lo-Mod LV epoxy per manufacturer's recommendations. Mix N-1 only the amount that can be used in approximately 15 minutes or as directed be the Sika representative.

Place the container of epoxy into one of the I

paint pressure pots which has been connected to the quick coupling in the plug in hole 24 Apply air pressure as directed by to pressure pot and observe flow of epoxy In sight gl,$lka rep,resentative.

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When the epoxy runs out, switch greut supply line to other pressure pot and continue grouting operat ion.

Clean <first pressure pot grout supply line with $lka Equipment Cleaner 650 while additional epoxy is being mixed.

Continue this switching and mixing operation'until epoxy is ob' served passing Into one of the adjacent cored holes and at the end of this operation, maintain pressure for an additional 30 minutes or until excessive grout appears In the adjacent cored holes.

I 10.7 }llt the hole in which the epoxy was observed flowing'Into withipes gravel, Install the plug and start the grouting operation as described.In Paragraph 10.6.

observe the other holes and when epoxy is observed flowing Into one of them, stop the grouting operation in the present hole and neve to the' hole where epoxy was observed.

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10.10 Remove all plugs and clean plugs and equipment with Sika Equipment Cleaner 650.

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It is an all-purpose, high-strength, rigid adhesive designed for structural bonding of dry, can't-dry, damp, or wet structural materials free of standing water. Especially suitable for bonding fresh plastic-portland cement to sound hardened concrete, or, when mixed with granules, to prepare a high-strength grout to level base plates and to anchor bolts.

ADVANTAGES

. Unique, non-polysulfide bondins adhesive - - Sikadur HL-Mod is a polysulfide-free adhesivo for ' gluing' piastic concrete to hardened cr.increte.

. High-strength adhesive for *can't-dry

• surfares - - Exclusive formulation.

Patented curing agent makes Hi-Mod insensitive to moisture before, during, and after cure. Reduces need for job shut-down due to wet conditions.

. Exco11ent adhesive for grouting bake plates and anchering bolts - - When mixed with granules, Sikadur Hi-Mod produces a high-strength grout for base plates and to-anchor bolts.

TYPICAL PROPERTIES

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1 part by volume Component B to 1 patts Component A color

Component A is hazy-strawi B is amber: Hixed color Hazy-straw.

Viscosity : Similar to heavy oil Shelf life 2 years Pot life of neat Sikadur Hi-Mod e

25 min at 73T Tack-free (thin film) 3 hours3.472222e-5 days <br />8.333333e-4 hours <br />4.960317e-6 weeks <br />1.1415e-6 months <br /> at 73F Final cure (75% ultimate strength) ASDt D-695 3 days at 73r Ultimate physical characteristies after cure at 73P and 50% relative humidity Tensile strangen ASTM D-638 3,000 psi min Tensile elongation Asm D-638, modified 54 max Compressive strength Asm D-695 10,000 psi min Compressive modulus ASm D-695 475,000 psi min All values approximate. Will vary with temperature and humidity.

PACKAGING Sikadur Ili-Mod is avtallablo in 10-gallon and 3-gallon units.

COVERAGE Heat - Ono gallon of Sikadur !!i-Mod covers approximately GO sq f t on a smooth

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compounds, impregnations, waxos, foreign particles, and disintegrated materials by mechanical abrasion methods such as sandelasting. S:eols Sandblast to appropriate '

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9 Proportioning /Mixini - - Volumetric ratio of Sikadur Hi-Mod is 1:1 (B A).

To mix, proportion i part D and 1 parts A into clean pail. Mix thoroughly for 3 minutes with Sika paddle on low-spoed (400- to 600-rpm)Idrill until blend is a uniform straw color. Mix only that amount of Hi-Mod that you can use in 25 i

minutes at 73r.

Application - - To prepare a grout to anchor bolts or levol base plates, mix Hi-Mod with Sikadur Granules. The amount of granulis used should be the maximum amount The ratio should be possible while still maintaining a pourable consistency.

approximately 1:1% by loose volume (Hi-Mod: Granules). See technical bulletin on anchor bolt grouting and grouting base plates.

LIMITATIONS

.DO not thin Stkadur Hi-Mod! solvents will prevent proper cure.

Use only oven-dry granules to avoid encapsulation of moisture. Exposure to temp-eratures (af ter cure) above 180F (dry) and 120r (wet) not roccamended. Substrate temperatuse must not be below 40r.

O CAUTION A COMPottE!;T - For Industrial Use only! Warning! May cause skin sensitization or other allergic responses. Avoid inhalation of vapor. Use good ventilation partic-ularly if material is heated or sprayed. Prevent all contact with skin or eyes.

In case of con-If contact with skin occurs, wash immediately with soap and water.

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tact with eyes, flush immediately with water and contact a physician.

8 COMPO! LENT - DA!!GER! CAUSES (SEVERE) SUR213. Contains alkaline aminess strong sensitizer. Do not get.in eyes, on skin, on clothing. Avoid breathing vapor. Keep container closed. Use with adequate ventilation. Wash thoroughly after handling.

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for at least 15 minutes. Remove contaminated clothing and shoes. Call,a physician.

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ADVANTAGES

. Unique, low-modulus adhesive for *can* t-dru* surfaces - - Patented, exclusive formulation of Lo-Mod LV makes it insensitive to moisture before, during, and after cure. Reduces need for job shut-down due to wet conditions.

. Zaspact, thermal-resistant toppines, pat:hes, overlays, grouts - - Lo-Mod LV has an approximate minimum tensile strength of 3,000 pst and a minimum tensile along-ation of approximately 5% for greater 'give' under stresses of impact and thermal I

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TYPICAL PROPERTIES

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1 part by volume component a to 2 parts by volume component A Color

Component A is clear straws a is clear amber. Mixed light straw.

Viscosity Similar to lightweight oil shelf life: 2 years Pot life of neat Sikadur 14-Mod LV 25 min at 73r Tack-free (thin film)'

4 hours4.62963e-5 days <br />0.00111 hours <br />6.613757e-6 weeks <br />1.522e-6 months <br /> min at 73r Final cure (75% ultimate strength) ASm D-695 5 days at 73r Ultimate physical characteristics af ter cure at 73r and 50% relativo humidity Tensile strength ASM D-638 3,000 psi min Tensile elongation Asm D-638, modified 5% min Compressive strength ASM D-695 7,000 pai min Compressive modulus ASM D-695 250,000 max All values approximate. Will vary with teaperature and humidity.

PACKAGING Sikadur Lo-Hod LV is availablo it. 9-gallon and 3-gallon units.

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Rcmove dust, laitanx, grease, curing compounds, impregnations, waxes, foreign particles, and disintegieted materials by mechanical abrasion tiethods.

Steels Sandblast to appropriate. finish.

Proportioning / Mixing - - The volumetric ratio of Lo-Mod LV is 1:2 (E i A). To mix,

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' Lo-Mod LV that you can use in 25 minutes at 73F.

Mortar - - To prepare Sikadur Lo-Mod LV epoxy n:ortar, slowly add approximately 3 parts by loose volume of Colmt Quart:ite Aggregate to premixed Lo-Mod LV while continuing to mix to a-unifor a con istency.

Application - - Icpregnation Apply mixed Lo-M:d LV with rubber squeegee or roller to cry substrate. Allow tima to penetrate. Squeegee off excess while it is still liquid. Spalled areas - Prime with Lo-Mod LV.

Apply with broom, brush, or h-in.-

nep hollers. Pour mixed Lo-Mod LV into large, clean pail. Add Colma Quartzite esgregate (approximately 3 parts by loose volume) while slowly continuing to mix to uniform consistency. Apply mortar while prime coat is still tacky. Use temp-orary or permanent screeds to strike off and level. Finish with 1. teel trowel.

Occasionally wips trowel lightly with water-dampened rag for' r,cootn finish. A sealer coat of Lo-Mod LV should be applied for cptimum results.

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Do not thin Sikadur Lo-Mod LV. Solvents will prevent proper cure. Not designed for use as an adhesive for fresh plastic portland-cenent mortar or concrete. Use Sikadur Hi-Sod.

Use only even-dry aggregate to avoid encapsulation of moisture. Exposure to temp-eratures (after cure) above 180F (dry) and 120F (wet) not recommended. Substrate temperature must not be below 40F.

CAUTION A COMPONENT - For Industrial Use Only! Warning! May etes( skin sensitization or other allergic responses. Avoid inhaiction of vapor, use good. ventilation partic-ularly if material is heated or sprayed. Prevent all contact with skin or' eyes.

If contact with skin occurs, wash immediately with soap and water. In case cf con-tact with eyes, flush inmediately with water and contac$ a physician. SPI Class 2.

B COMPONENT - DANONR! CAUSES (SEVERE) = B'JRNS.

Contains alkaline amines: strong sensitizer. Do not get in eycu, on skin, on clothing. Avoid breathing. vapor. Keep container closed. Use with adequate venuilation. Wash thoroughly after handling.

FIRST AID: IN CASE OF' CONTACT, immediately flush eycs or skin with plenty of water for at least 15 minutes. Remove contaminated clothing and shoos. Call *a physician.

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DESCRIPTION Sikadur Hi-Mod Gel is a 100%-solids, 2-component, epoxy-resin system. A unique high-modulus, moisture-insensitive, structural adhesive for vertical and overhead bonding and embedment - - it cures under dry, can't-dry, and wet conditions.

ADVANTAGES

. Ge11ed adhesive !ct 'can't-dru' surfaces - - Thick consistency of patented Sikadur Hi-Mod Gel makes it an efficient gap-filler to bcnd irregular, non-mating, overhead, or vertical surfaces whether they are dry, damp, or wet - - concrete, steel, wood, stone, brick, and many other structural materials, t

. Groutine' mortar - - Mixed with oven-dry aggregate, Sikadur Hi-Mod Gel produces workable, sag-resistant mortar for overhead and vertical grouting.

TYPICA!. PROPERTIES Ratio

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f viscosity non-sag... similar to petroleum jelly Shelf life: 2 years

. Pot life of neat Sikadur Hi-Mod Gel 25 min at 73F Tack-free (thin film) 3 hours3.472222e-5 days <br />8.333333e-4 hours <br />4.960317e-6 weeks <br />1.1415e-6 months <br /> at 73F

' Final cure (75% ultimate strength) ASm D-695 3 days at 73F Ultimate physica'l characteristics after cure at 73F and 50% relative humidity Tensile strength ASm D-638 2,000 psi min Tensile elongation Asm D-638, modified St max Compressive strength Asm D-695 9,000 psi min Compressive modulus ASM D-695 350,000 psi min All values approximate. Will vary with temperature and humidity.

PACKAGING Sikadur Hi-Mod Gel is available in 9-gallon and 3-gallon units.

. COVERAGE Nortar - - One gallon of Sikadur Hi-Mod Gel, mixed with 1 part by loose volume of Colma Quartzite Aggregate, will yield 358 cu in. of epoxy mortar.

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as sandblasting. Steel Sandblast to appropriate finish.

Proocrtienine/Mixine - - Volumetric ratio of Sikadur Hi-Mod Gel is 1:2 (B A).

To mix, proportion 1 part B and 2 parts A into clean pail. Mix thoroughly for 3 minutes with Sika paddle on low-speed (400- to 600-rpm) drill until blend is a uniform straw color. Mix only that amount of Hi-Mod Gel that you can use in t

25 minutes at 73F.

Preparing mortar - - Slowly mix up to 1 part by loose volume of Colma quartzite Aggregate into premixed Gel. Continue mixing until consistency is unifo.~.

. Application - - Used neat or as a mortar, Sikadur Hi-Mod Gel may be applied with a spatula, trowel, or caulking gun. For information on bolt grouting, see technical bulletin on ' Bolt Grouting. '

LIMITATIONS 00 not thin Sikadur Hi-Mod Gel! Solvents will prevent proper cure. Not designed for use as an adhesive for fresh plastic portland-cament mortar or concrete. Use Sikadur Hi-Mod.

Use only oven-dry aggregate to avoid encapsulation of moisture.

Exposure to temp-eratures,(after cure) above 180F (dry) and 120F (wet) not recommanded. Substrate temperature must not be,below 40F.

CAUTION

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B COMPONENT - DANGER' CAUSES (SEVERE) BURNS. Contains alkaline amines strong sensitizer. Do not get in eyes, on skin, on clothing. Avoid breathing vapor. Keep container closed. Use with adequate ventilation. Wash thoroughly after handling.

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DESCRIPT10rJ No' flash set'. No high heat build up. Your plugs are To g.ive you greater quickset capabih.ty. versattlity, cohesive enough to dam the leak, stay pliable for nice Sika offers you its all new Sikaset Mortar. a ready-to-w:rkability. You can get as fast as a 90-second set.

use powder. Add water...get high-strength mortar And you get more than instant pressure-leak stoppage that sets within 10 minutes. Enough time to work into

-great ultimate strengths: better freeze / thaw coves, patch spalls and touch-up your precast pieces.

resistance; superior sulfate resistance.

Sikaset Mortar, of course, contains no chlande, no WHERE TO USE sulfate, no aluminate... its rapid set is due to Sika's Use Sikaset Plug to stop pressure leakage and new, exclusive organic accelerator. It cures with scepage through concrete. brick, stucco. Great for minimum volume change.

sewers, utility manholes, plant basements. sumps.

WHERE TO USE elevator pits, pools tunnels. Vertical or horizontal.

Indoors or out.

Use Sikaset Mortar to get low-shrink masonry repairs and to patch concrete. brick, and stucco in industria!

SPEC /USE SlKASET PLUG plants, utilities, precast pipe plants. Fine for F.,st... without / lash-sets at twice the speed of basements, sumps, elevator pits, pools, tunnels.

conventional quicksets. Stops leakage and seepage.

sewers. Surfaces may be vertical or horizontal. Dry, Pronto. Unlike competitive compounds that crumble damp. wet. Indoors o'r out, with handling. Sikaset Plug does not flash set...

plugs may be tooled and struck of f without reducing SPEC /USE SlKASET MORTAR tenacious adhesion.

Trowel-paced set-slower than Sikaset Plug-plus all Easy, e//ective-plugs are cohesive...stop leaks the advantages of workability. high strength, durability, while still soft and wockatie.

with early holding power. Reduced shrinkage, too.

old-weather use.r-if your mix water drops to a cool Shrinkage

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The graph below illustrates drying shrinkage as a itduces water-Sikaset Plug features an outstanding percent of control. Test was based on ASTM water reducer...you get improved long term qualitative norms:

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alkaline. Prolonged contact may irntate skin. Avoid direct contact where possible and wash exposed skin 4

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MATERFORD STEAM ELECTRIC STATION 1980 - 1165 MW INSTALLATION - UNIT NO.'3 CCNCRETE REPAIRS FOR PLACEMENT 499S02 - 10B Attached is' a revised sketch (SK CH-163, Rev.1) detailing the extent of waterproofing required on the west face of foundation block 10B. Note

t. hat the waterproofing should extend below the effcceed area or to the top of the pleistocene whichever is lower. For ease of construction the reglet is to be cut horizontally into the concrete.

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A. A. Ferlito A. H. Ucrn P. C. Liu R. K. Stampley W. L. Sheehan D. N. Calligan J. W. Seaver J. C. Saldarini J. M. Brooks

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