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Civil Engineering Materials
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1. Slow down rate of aluminate hydration -produces sulfate ions - flash set - false set in excess - higher rate of C-S-H (strength)
Concrete Construction
gypsum
Cement compounds
patches
2. makes it mushier because cement grains more distributed
water-reducer
Type IV Cement
Water Reducer Admixture 2
Kiln
3. Tricalcium silicate (C3S) - dicdalcium silicate (C2S) - tricalcium aluminate (C3A) - tetracalcium aluminoferrite (C4AF)
Consolidate
Curing Types
scaling
Cement compounds
4. 94 lbs
Bag of Cement
concrete
Hydration Contoller Admixture 4
Type II Cement
5. Cement+sand
mortar
longitudinal cracking
free water
interlayer hyrdration space
6. Good stability
Type II Cement
Potable Water
well graded mix (med fineness)
Sedimentary
7. Space between layers in CSH - water in interparticle space held by hydrogen bonds
interlayer hyrdration space
gypsum
Concrete Construction
pozzolan
8. Intentional well distributed air - up durability - adds strength
slump
entrained air
paste
Cement compounds
9. Cement+water
Cement compounds
mortar
paste
Accelerators Admixture 5
10. Corner was hotter on top than bottom - it warped and lifted - pressure makes corner crack -
Curing Types
gypsum
Corner break
entrapped air
11. Loss of water from paste (evap) - 1% vol lowers - cracking - prevent by water loss control -
plastic shrinkage
ball mill
map cracking
gypsum
12. For continued hydration and strength gains - otherwise only 50% strength gained - ups durability and abrasion resistance - prevent shrinkage cracking -
Kiln
Type II Cement
Curing
mortar
13. Heat and pressure ex- marble - quaertzile
Type V Cement
mortar
metamorphic
Curing Types
14. Greater =less free water needed to get a given slump
Type I Cement
well graded mix (med fineness)
longitudinal cracking
nominal max aggregate size
15. Volcanic - hardening and crystal molten material ex- granite
Igneous
Concrete Construction
Type IV Cement
ball mill
16. By vibrating - otherwise rock pockets occure -
Consolidate
high fineness
Type III Cement
3 point loading flexure test
17. Near surface water is cause
Curing
water bleeding or pumping
entrained air
interlayer hyrdration space
18. Low Heat of Hydration- for careful control of heat - dams
plastic shrinkage
Water Reducer Admixture 2
Igneous
Type IV Cement
19. Trapped air - reduces strength - ups permeabiity
water-reducer
Type IV Cement
water bleeding or pumping
entrapped air
20. Ups capilary voids - lowers strength
Excess water
Concrete Construction
Type II Cement
map cracking
21. High Early Strength- fast track projects - we want low set time
Type V Cement
Type III Cement
Air Entrainer Admixture 1
Excess water
22. max is 12 in - more free water= more slump
well graded mix (med fineness)
high fineness
plastic shrinkage
slump
23. Bending moment - no shear in middle third
3 point loading flexure test
Type I Cement
plastic shrinkage
map cracking
24. For early strength gain
capillary voids
C3S
Curing
slump
25. Consolidation - strike off - depress agg - darby or bull float - (TIME) - edging - jointing - floating - (TIME) - texturing - curing
Igneous
ball mill
Corner break
Concrete Construction
26. Heavy traffic
metamorphic
joint faulting
Igneous
water-reducer
27. Water used for hydration - water beyond SSD - min- .22-.25 - typical- .4-.5 (.44) - lower WC ratio = more strength -
Water Cement Ratio
Water Reducer Admixture 2
Kiln
Cement compounds
28. Sometimes worse
patches
transverse cracking
free water
well graded mix (med fineness)
29. Cement paste has bulk SG< cement particles
capillary voids
gypsum
transverse cracking
concrete
30. Flowable - nonsegregating
metamorphic
self consolidating concrete SCC
longitudinal cracking
Steps to place concrete
31. Sum of cumul % retained / 100 - higher= bigger particle sizes= smaller amount of agg needed
Retarder Admixutre 3
Curing
Water Cement Ratio
fineness modulus
32. Crush clinker into super fine powder
ball mill
round and smooth agg
Consolidate
Type IV Cement
33. Moderate Sulfate Resistance- large piers
capillary voids
Concrete Construction
Type II Cement
nominal max aggregate size
34. Early stength at faster rate - for cold temps
Sedimentary
Accelerators Admixture 5
water bleeding or pumping
Potable Water
35. Distributes cement grains - cement becomes more mushy -
Type IV Cement
Type III Cement
water-reducer
paste
36. Ups set time
pozzolan
Curing
concrete
Type II Cement
37. From chemicals or excessive drying
paste
well graded mix (med fineness)
Cement (Portland) ingredients
map cracking
38. Low stability
interlayer hyrdration space
Kiln
high fineness
plastic shrinkage
39. To increase stability of materials - reduce rutting
angular and rough agg
well graded mix (med fineness)
Hydration Contoller Admixture 4
3 point loading flexure test
40. Freeze-thaw cycles - bad curing or too much water
angular and rough agg
Water Reducer Admixture 2
Accelerators Admixture 5
scaling
41. Delay initial set - for long hauls or unusual placement
free water
Retarder Admixutre 3
Potable Water
Type II Cement
42. Air bubbles for sapce for water to expand when freezes
well graded mix (med fineness)
paste
Air Entrainer Admixture 1
water-reducer
43. Stop and reactivate hydration process
Igneous
Hydration Contoller Admixture 4
pozzolan
longitudinal cracking
44. High sulfate resistence -
Type II Cement
map cracking
Accelerators Admixture 5
Type V Cement
45. Do NOT dump in separate piles - deposit in large piles -
Curing
Deposit concrete
Air Entrainer Admixture 1
concrete
46. Ponding/immersion - spraying/fogging - wet coverings -impervious papers/plastic sheets - membrane forming - steam - insulating blankets/covers - electric/hot oil/ infrared -
Curing Types
gypsum
entrapped air
Consolidate
47. misplaced joints - more specific- spalling- breaking away of edges
transverse cracking
Excess water
Type IV Cement
gypsum
48. Stratified structure - disintegrated exitisting rocks - inorganice remains of marine animals - ex- limestone
Sedimentary
interlayer hyrdration space
Retarder Admixutre 3
Corner break
49. Source of hotgases - biggest piece of moving equipment
Kiln
Type I Cement
Deposit concrete
ball mill
50. Normal- for general work
Type I Cement
Curing
capillary voids
interlayer hyrdration space