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    Repair Materials Introduction

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    This document discusses materials and methods for repairing damaged structures. It outlines various repair materials including polymer concrete, epoxy grouts/mortars/coatings, and latex-modified concrete. Other techniques mentioned include coatings, jacketing, sand blasting, bentonite, and shrinkkomp grouting. The document also notes desired properties of repair materials like high performance, durability, and ease of use. It highlights issues regarding compatibility between repair materials and original construction materials.

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    This document discusses materials and methods for repairing damaged structures. It outlines various repair materials including polymer concrete, epoxy grouts/mortars/coatings, and latex-modified concrete. Other techniques mentioned include coatings, jacketing, sand blasting, bentonite, and shrinkkomp grouting. The document also notes desired properties of repair materials like high performance, durability, and ease of use. It highlights issues regarding compatibility between repair materials and original construction materials.

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    This document discusses materials and methods for repairing damaged structures. It outlines various repair materials including polymer concrete, epoxy grouts/mortars/coatings, and latex-modified concrete. Other techniques mentioned include coatings, jacketing, sand blasting, bentonite, and shrinkkomp grouting. The document also notes desired properties of repair materials like high performance, durability, and ease of use. It highlights issues regarding compatibility between repair materials and original construction materials.

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    This document discusses materials and methods for repairing damaged structures. It outlines various repair materials including polymer concrete, epoxy grouts/mortars/coatings, and latex-modified concrete. Other techniques mentioned include coatings, jacketing, sand blasting, bentonite, and shrinkkomp grouting. The document also notes desired properties of repair materials like high performance, durability, and ease of use. It highlights issues regarding compatibility between repair materials and original construction materials.

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    Structure Repair

    (introduction to material)

    by:
    Dr. Izwan Johari
    Why we need to repair?
    Are the damage is severe that
    make you need to repair?

    What are the repair materials


    available?

    Is it worthy to repair the old


    structure?
    Repair Methodology
     There is variety of materials that are used
    to repair and rehabilitate damage
    structure.
    ◦ Polymer concrete
    ◦ Epoxy grouts, mortars and coating
    ◦ Latex modified concrete
    ◦ Polymer concrete
     Polymer impregnation in concrete by compounds
    such as polymers, monomers, styrene, polyesters,
    methyl methacrylate
    ◦ Epoxy grouts, mortars and coating
     To bond plastic concrete to hardened concrete
     To bond rigid materials to each other
     For patch work
     For coating over concrete to give a preferred
    colour and resist the action of chemicals, water
    penetration, abrasion, etc.
     Epoxy coating are available for marine, underwater,
    and moisture resistant conditions.
    ◦ Latex modified concrete
     Such concrete is used to improve
     Bond strength
     Shear strength
     Durability of the structure
     There are some other materials and
    technique which can be used for repairing
    structure under special circumstances.
    ◦ Coating
    ◦ Jacketing
    ◦ Sand blasting
    ◦ Bentonite
    ◦ Shrinkkomp grouting
    ◦ Coatings
     Bituminous compound such as linseed oil, fluro silicate
    compound, paints, stryene butadyne rubber (for
    protection from rain)
    ◦ Jacketing
     Material used for jacketing purposes include rubber,
    metals, plastic, concrete, fibre-reinforced concrete, fibre-
    reinforced plastics, ferrorcement, polypropylene
    ◦ Sand blasting
     This is used to remove foreign materials and stains
    ◦ Bentonite
     Bentonite and kiolinite are basically clay products. They
    prevent penetration of water through masonry soil or
    concrete structure
    ◦ Shrinkkomp grouting
     This is used to prevent problem of differential shrinkage
    between hardened and fresh concrete.
    Desired Properties of repair material

     Engineered materials with high performance,


    high durability, but low maintenance
    ◦ High-performance concrete
     Material that are easy to use, increase
    productivity and reduce construction cycle
    time.
    ◦ High flow self-levelling concrete/mortar
     Safe material which are environmental friendly.
     Lightweight material that does not add to dead load.
    Issue related to material technology
     Concrete repair involves the use of wide
    variety of materials with different physical
    and chemical properties and application
    techniques.
     Its compatibility with original
    construction material, availability, ease of
    use, and toxicity.
    Summary
    Property Relationship of repair material (R)
    to concrete subtrate (C)
    Shrinkage strain R<C
    Creep coefficient (for repairs in R<C
    compression)
    Creep coefficient (for repairs in tension) R > C

    Thermal expansion coefficient R=C


    Modulus of Elasticity R=C
    Poisson’s Ration R=C
    Tensile Strength R>C

    Fatigue Performance R>C


    Adhesion R>C
    Porosity and resistivity R=C
    Chemical reactivity R<C

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