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    Literature Review on extreme weather

    condition curing on self-compacting concrete


    By

    SONANI DHVANIKUMAR D.
    (120070720001)

    PROF. NANAK J. PAMNANI


    princiapal,
    H.B.patel polytehnic,
    limbodara,
    Lunawada, (dist. mahisagar)

    DR. DARSHANA R. BHATT


    Associate professor,
    Structural engineering department,
    bvm engineering college, vvn

    OCTOBER 2013

    BIRLA VISHVAKARMA MAHAVIDYALAYA ENGINEERING COLLEGE


    VALLABH VIDYANAGAR

    CERTIFICATE

    This is to certify that the work embodied in this literature review


    entitled Literature Review on extreme weather condition curing
    on

    self-compacting

    concrete

    was

    carried

    out

    by

    Mr.

    DHVANIKUMAR D. SONANI (120070720001) at BIRLA


    VISHVAKARMA

    MAHAVIDYALAYA

    ENGINEERING

    COLLEGE (007) in fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of


    Master of Engineering in Structural engineering. This work has been
    carried out under my supervision and is to my satisfaction.

    Date:
    Place:
    Signature of supervisor

    ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
    I express sincere and heartfelt thanks to Dr.F.S.UMRIGAR,
    Principal of Birla Vishvakarma Mahavidyalaya, Vallabh Vidhyanagar and
    DR. A.K.VERMA, HOD of structural Engineering Department, Birla
    Vishvakarma Mahavidyalaya, Vallabh Vidhyanagar for giving me an
    opportunity to undertake this topic for study.
    I express a deep sense of gratitude to DR. DARSHANA R. BHATT,
    Assistant Professor & Research Scholar, Birla Vishvakarma Mahavidyalaya,
    Vallabh Vidhyanagar & Prof. NANAK J. PAMNANI princiapal, h.b.patel
    polytehnic, limbodara,

    lunawada, (dist. mahisagar) for their extreme

    constructive support, constant encouragement, guidance and challenging


    my efforts in the right direction without which this seminar would not have
    attained the present form.

    I would like to thank my PARENTS for allowing me to realize my


    own potential. All the support they have provided me over the years was the
    greatest gift anyone has ever given me.

    SONANI DHVANIKUMAR DALSUKHBHAI


    M.E. (Structural Engineering)
    Enrollment No: 120070720001

    Introduction

    What is Self compacting concrete ?

    Self-compacting concrete (SCC), which flows under its own weight and does
    not require any external vibration for compaction, has revolutionized concrete
    placement.

    SCC, was first introduced in the late 1980s by Japanese researchers, is highly
    workable concrete that can flow under its own weight through restricted sections
    without segregation and bleeding..

    Self-compacting concrete (SCC) is an innovative concrete that does not


    require vibration for placing and compaction..

    Curing :

    Curing of concrete is the process of maintaining the proper moisture


    conditions to promote optimum cement hydration immediately after placement.

    Proper moisture conditions are critical because water is necessary for the hydration of
    cementitious materials.
    Curing techniques and curing duration significantly affect curing efficiency.

    LITERATURE REVIEW:

    Sr.
    no

    TITLE

    AUTHER

    dosages, the 28-day compressive

    LABORATORY
    STUDY SUPERPLASTICIZERS IN
    CONCRETE

    YEAR

    If use manufacturers recommended

    RESULTS OF A
    1.

    CONCLUSION

    V. M.
    MALHOTRA

    strengths are equal to or greater than


    the corresponding strengths of the
    reference mix, whether or not
    compacted by vibration.

    1978

    Sr.
    no

    TITLE

    AUTHER

    CONCLUSION

    YEAR

    a) With similar water/cement


    ratios and coarse aggregate
    content, SCC and NSC can be
    expected to have similar
    Mechanical properties.
    b) Incorporation of fine filler

    COMPARATIVE STUDY

    could reduce the porosity in

    C.T. Tam,

    the concrete through the filling


    effect and subsequently

    ON HARDENED

    F.L. Rodrigo.,

    PROPERTIES OFSELF-

    29th Conference on properties.

    COMPACTING
    2.

    A.M.M. Sheinn,

    improve the interfacial zone

    OUR WORLD IN c) Drying shrinkage and creep

    CONCRETE (SCC) WITH CONCRETE &


    deformations of SCC are
    NORMALS LUMP
    STRUCTURES: 25 similar to that of normal slump
    CONCRETE (NSC)
    - 26 August 2004, concrete if both types of
    Singapore

    concrete are of similar

    Article Online Id: compressive strength level.


    100029062

    d) With similar mix


    proportions and strength level,
    there is no Significant
    difference in mechanical
    properties and long-term
    deformation between SCC and
    NC.

    2004

    Sr.
    no

    3.

    TITLE

    AUTHER

    CONCLUSION

    YEAR

    SCC AND ITS


    APPLICATION IN
    CONTEMPORARY
    ARCHITECTURAL
    PRACTISE

    Contemporary architectural buildings set


    new, high technological requirements.
    Concrete which appears in all contemporary
    architectural buildings adapts to these new
    building conditions. Thus, today we can
    Ruza Okrajnov-speak of self-compacting concrete which is
    Bajic Dejan
    transported by pumps to heights even up to
    Vasovic,
    600 m, about concrete which can be
    spatium
    continually placed into congested
    international reinforcement and which can be allowed to
    review udk
    flow and can be placed into forms under the
    666 . 97 . 033. action of self-weight only, without vibration. 2009
    14
    Self-compacting concrete appeared as
    no. 20,
    a response to increased conditions of
    september
    reinforced concrete buildings durability and
    2009, p. 28-34 high-quality smooth surface of architectural
    concrete. As a material, it seeks new
    standards in production
    and control. These standards connect fresh
    concrete properties

    Sr. no

    4.

    TITLE

    HIGH-RANGE WATERREDUCING
    ADMIXTURES IN
    PRECAST CONCRETE
    OPERATIONS

    AUTHER

    CONCLUSION

    YEAR

    high slump mixes will require at


    least 5 percent more fine
    aggregate than will mixes with a
    low slump.
    Weston T.
    Hester.

    Delay floating or trowelling the


    concrete surface until it has
    1978
    attained sufficient rigidity to
    support the finisher and receive a
    finish without trowel drag or
    surface tearing.

    Sr. no

    5.

    TITLE

    AUTHER

    CONCLUSION

    YEAR

    It is observed that maximum


    compressive strength of
    selfcompacting
    geopolymer concrete is achieved
    at elevated
    temperature cured concrete, and
    Rashida A
    as molarity increases the
    Jhumarwala P. S. strength goes on decreasing but
    Rao T. N. Patel after 14M the strength again
    Experimental Investigation Engineering
    increases at 16M and at 8M
    on SelfResearch
    maximum strength is observed.
    Compacting Geopolymer
    scholar, S.V.I.T,
    1991
    Concrete (SCGC)
    Vasad.
    For acid attack test the
    Volume : 3 |
    concrete were immersed in
    Issue : 4 | May sulphuric
    acid whose PH value 5 are
    2013 ISSN maintained for 28days and result
    2250-1991
    are compared with heat cured
    concrete which is shown in figure
    4, for 8M, 14% of strength
    decrement is observed.

    Sr.
    no

    6.

    TITLE

    AUTHER

    MIXING TIME
    EFFECTS ON
    PROPERTIES OF

    As soon as water applied to the cement,


    chemical reaction starts simultaneously
    between them. During long mixing time of
    SCC, some portion of water are used in the
    hydration of cement and some portion of
    M. M.
    Rahman, M. water evaporate to the atmosphere and thats
    H. Rashid, M. why, amount of added water is increased
    A. Hossain, F. with long mixing time for maintaining
    S. Adrita and constant workability.
    T. hossain, vol.
    After adding water for maintaining
    2009
    6, no. 8, august constant flowability, the amount of
    2011 issn
    water/cement ratio increases in SCC for
    ARPN
    1819-6608
    prolonged mixing time, which affects the
    arpn journal of cohesion among the constituents of
    engineering concrete. So, compressive and tensile
    and applied
    strength of SCC decreases with this water
    sciences
    quantity.

    SELF
    COMPACTING
    CONCRETE

    CONCLUSION

    With long mixing time of concrete,


    the pores in concrete are increased. That is
    why the water absorption and the chloride
    ion permeability increase with increase in
    mixing time.

    YEAR

    Sr.
    no

    7.

    TITLE

    AUTHER

    CONCLUSION

    YEAR

    Sandeep Dhiman,
    Arvind Dewangan,
    Er. Lakhan
    The higher grade of the self compacting
    Nagpal, Sumit
    concrete mixes the resistance to the
    Kumar,
    permeability is more in comparison with
    Permeability
    International
    lower grade of the self compacting
    Behavior of Self
    concrete mixes . This is because of the 2009
    Compacting Concrete Journal of
    Innovative
    transformation of large pores to fine
    (IJITE)
    Technology and pores as a consequence of the
    Exploring
    pozzolanic reaction between cement
    Engineering
    paste and fly ash substantially reduce
    (IJITEE) ISSN: the permeability in the cementitious
    2278-3075,
    matrix.
    Volume-2, Issue-6,
    May 2013

    Sr. TITLE
    no

    8.

    SelfCompacting
    Concrete Procedure for
    Mix Design

    AUTHER

    CONCLUSION

    YEAR

    Paratibha
    At the water/powder ratio of 1.180
    AGGARWAL,
    Rafat SIDDIQUE, to 1.215, slump flow test, V-funnel
    test and L-box test results were
    Yogesh
    found to be satisfactory, i.e. passing
    AGGARWAL,
    ability, filling ability and segregation
    Surinder M
    2008
    GUPTA, Leonardo resistance are well within the limits.
    Electronic Journal
    By using the OPC 43
    of Practices and grade, normal strength of 25 MPa to
    Technologies
    33 MPa at 28-days was obtained,
    keeping the cement content around
    350 kg/m3 to 414 kg/m3.

    Sr.
    no

    TITLE

    AUTHER

    CONCLUSION

    YEAR

    A simple procedure of calculation of water


    demand of SCC mixes has been developed
    and used

    9.

    SELFCOMPACTING
    CONCRETE -A
    USEFUL
    TECHNOLOGY

    The shape of coarse aggregate isvery


    Syed Ali
    important for the flow response of SCC.
    Rizwan,
    Elongated coarse aggregates create larger
    Thomas A
    voids in the mix and therefore require
    Bier, Husnain higher paste contents for meeting flow
    Ahmad
    targets
    Use of FA reduces cement and hence
    early shrinkage which is a very big
    consideration in HPC/SCC
    Increasing SP/VEA ratio increases
    flow.

    2009

    Sr.
    no

    TITLE

    AUTHER

    Nanak J Pamnani,
    Palakkumar D.
    Patel,

    10.

    Comparison and
    Optimization of
    Dosage of Different International
    Super-Plasticizers for Journal of
    Self Compacted
    Engineering and
    Concrete Using
    Innovative
    Marsh Cone
    Technology
    (IJEIT) Volume 2,
    Issue 8, February
    2013

    CONCLUSION

    YEAR

    For a selected water cement ratio


    (0.32) the optimum dose are
    1.2%, 1.3% and 1.1% for SP1,
    SP2 & SP3 respectively.
    It can be inferred from
    experiment that all the three SPs
    are compatible with the cement
    used for the project.
    As SP3 i.e. Glanium B276
    Supertec gives the minimum
    %age of dose for the sample, and
    the rate of SP1 & SP3 does not
    differ much, SP3 can prove more
    economical.

    2012

    Salient features of literature reviews :

    With similar water/cement ratios and coarse aggregate content, SCC and NSC can be
    expected to have similar mechanical properties
    Longer curing time improves the geo-polymerisation process resulting in higher
    compressive strength
    Comparison and Optimization of Dosage of Different Super-Plasticizers for Self
    Compacted Concrete Using Marsh Cone - Glanium B276 Supertec gives the
    minimum %age of dose for the sample compartive to other sample.
    Compressive strength of concrete increased with the increase in curing temperature
    from 60C to 70C

    References:

    Aggarwal yogesh, gupta surinder self-compacting concrete - procedure for mix

    design , leonardo electronic journal of practices and technologies


    Aggregates foundation for technology, research and education workability test

    methods for self-compacting concrete


    Fareed ahmed memon, muhd fadhil nuruddin effect of curing conditions on strength
    of fly ash-based self-compacting geopolymer concrete , international journal of civil

    and environmental engineering 3:3 2011


    Jhumarwala rashid , patel t.N. ,Experimental investigation on self- compacting

    geopolymer concrete (scgc) , indian journal of reserch


    K.S. Johnsirani, Dr. A. Jagannathan, experimental investigation on self compacting

    concrete using quarry dust


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    Using Marsh Cone


    Rahman m.M., Rashid m.H (august 2011) mixing time effects on properties of self
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