T4-x3: Standards for Concrete Repair Flashcards

(27 cards)

1
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What is the standard for concrete repair?

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BS EN 1504

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What does BS EN 1504 specify?

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  • Minimum performance levels
  • Identification tests
  • Guidance on site application
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3
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What are the different causes of deterioration in BS EN 1504-9

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4
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What are the seven steps of EN 1504-9: 2008

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  1. Assess damage
  2. Management strategy options
  3. Factors affecting management strategy
  4. Choose repair principles
  5. Choose method(s)
  6. Choose materials
  7. Specify ongoing requirements
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5
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What are the 11 principles of EN 1504-9:2008

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  1. Protect against ingress
  2. Moisture control
  3. Concrete restoration
  4. Structural strengthening
  5. Increasing physical resistance
  6. Resistance to chemicals
  7. Preserving or restoring passivity
  8. Increasing resistivity
  9. Cathodic control
  10. Cathodic protection
  11. Control of anodic areas
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6
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What property does a bonding agent promote?

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Promote adhesion

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7
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What does the stiffening time tell us?

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When workability is lost

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8
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What does capillary absorption need to have?

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The ability to absorb surface water

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9
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High-flow mortar needs extermely high flow. What does it need to avoid?

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Have extremely high flow without bleeding or segregation

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What are different types of identification tests?

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  • Compressive strength
  • Density
  • Stiffening time
  • Workability (flow of mortar/ concrete)
  • Infrared analysis
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What are three main applications of surface protection systems for concrete?

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  • Improve acid/chemical resistance
  • Reduce chloride ingress (e.g. seal surface against chloride-bearing water)
  • Reduce carbonation rate
    (e.g. partial barrier to CO2, prevent neutralisation of the high pH cement paste)
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12
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What are four good things about the application SPS?

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  • Tolerant to poor surface preparation
  • Tolerant to moisture on application, and during core
  • Resistant to to alkaline surface conditions
  • Low flammability
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13
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What are the two main benefits of SPS?

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They are durable
- under strong radiation
- rain/wind/temp/freeze-thaw cycles

Low-Cost
- special application requirements
- ease of re-coating

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14
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What are three types of coating?

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Hydrophobic impregnation:
- produces a water-repellent surface

Impregnation (image):
- reduces surface porosity and strengthened surface
- pores and capillaries filled

Coating:
- continuous protective layer on surface

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15
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Name two types of binder

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  • Cement-based
  • Epoxy resin
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16
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[NAQ] applications for SPS

17
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[NAQ] anti-carbonation performance of SPS

18
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What formula is used for the anti-carbonation performance of SPS?

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R = ut

NB. won’t be asked to do this type of calc in exam

19
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[NAQ] example calc for anti-carbonation performance of SPS (for a target R-value)

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NB. won’t be asked to do this type of calc in exam

20
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What are the two purposes of anti-carbonation paint?

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  • Protection
  • Aesthetics
21
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What is a type of SPS?

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Crack bridging paints/ membranes

22
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What are two types of structural bonding products and systems?

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  • Steel plate
  • Carbon and other fibre
23
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What are bonded plate reinforcements?

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The bonding of external plates (of steel/fibre-reinforced composites) to the surface of a concrete structure for strengthening

24
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What is bonded mortar or concrete

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The bonding of hardened concrete to hardened concrete
- typically associated with the use of precast units in repair and strengthening
- uses an adhesive bonded joint

25
Name a performance characteristic of structural bonding?
Adhesion
26
Name three different categories of concrete injections
- Force transmitting filling of cracks, voids and interstices in concrete - Ductile filling of cracks... - Swelling filling of cracks...
27
Name a performance characteristic of concrete injections
Workability