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Ultra Heavy Duty Flooring Admixture

This document outlines a high-performance compaction admixture system for no-slump marine concrete products, specifically for quay, garages, and parking deck floors. It provides instructions for surface preparation, application methods, and emphasizes the importance of conducting laboratory tests to optimize admixture dosages. The recommended theoretical dosage rate is 0.2-0.6% of cement weight.

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Ultra Heavy Duty Flooring Admixture

This document outlines a high-performance compaction admixture system for no-slump marine concrete products, specifically for quay, garages, and parking deck floors. It provides instructions for surface preparation, application methods, and emphasizes the importance of conducting laboratory tests to optimize admixture dosages. The recommended theoretical dosage rate is 0.2-0.6% of cement weight.

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Edition 07.

2014
Identification No. CA - 29

High
Ultra Performance
Heavy Duty Compaction
Flooring Admixture
System For
ForNo-Slump
Marine
Concrete Products
Quay , Garages & Parking Deck Floors

1u.Description:1
It is a high performance compaction admixture designed for no-slump concrete
products.
It’s supplied as a ready to use liquid, contains
no chloride.

2u.Scope:1
Clean out surfaces, must be 100% roughened
using small wire brushes or compressed air to
remove all loose and friable materials, as well
as mud and other impurities
AII concrete surfaces must be clean, free from
standing, water and all loosely adhering
particles

43u.How to Use:4

1 .Application:
3.1.1. It can be added with the mixing water or
1

at the end of the mixing time.


3.1.2. It cannot be added for wet cast concrete.
1

3.1.3. It’s compatible with other concrete


1

admixture.
3.1.4. Suitability tests of the concrete mix
1

should be performed prior to use.


Edition 07.2014
Identification No. CA - 29

4.1Design of mix:1
A laboratory test programme should be carried out
to optimize dosages of admixtures with the
cements/blended cements and aggregates which
will be used on the site. This programme should
be based on good concrete mix design and
correct laboratory methods. It is also essential to verify the proposed mixes under site
conditions.1

The control mix (i.e. one without admixture), should


be prepared before any other to prevent trace
contamination with the admixture under test.1

Changes in materials or ambient conditions (e.g.


temperature) may also change the effectiveness of
admixtures; trials are essential if such changes are
envisaged.1

If more than one effect is desired, then more than one


admixture may be required. The compatibility of
admixtures, particularly if from different suppliers,
needs to be tested using materials from the site.1

5u.Theoretical dosage rate:1

0.2-0.6%of cement weight

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