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    The document provides instructions for repairing honeycombs in concrete beams using epoxy. It instructs workers to chip away loose concrete to expose the honeycombs, enclose them with phenolic boards sealed with cement and epoxy, drill access holes, and pour a mixture of epoxy and silica sand into the honeycombs until full, leaving it to set for 2-3 days before removing the boards.

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    The document provides instructions for repairing honeycombs in concrete beams using epoxy. It instructs workers to chip away loose concrete to expose the honeycombs, enclose them with phenolic boards sealed with cement and epoxy, drill access holes, and pour a mixture of epoxy and silica sand into the honeycombs until full, leaving it to set for 2-3 days before removing the boards.

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    Epoxy Application Methodology

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    The document provides instructions for repairing honeycombs in concrete beams using epoxy. It instructs workers to chip away loose concrete to expose the honeycombs, enclose them with phenolic boards sealed with cement and epoxy, drill access holes, and pour a mixture of epoxy and silica sand into the honeycombs until full, leaving it to set for 2-3 days before removing the boards.

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    EPOXY APPLICATION ON BEAMS WITH EXTREME HONEYCOMBS

    1. Chip loose concrete in the honeycomb until we reach the solid part of the beam.

    2. Enclose the honeycombs using phenolic board.

    3. Seal the edges of the phenolic board by cement and epoxy mixture to avoid leakage of the epoxy.

    4. Chip small hole on the beam for the access of the epoxy.

    5. Mix 1 part of structural epoxy (Omni Grout 035) and ¾ part of silica sand.

    6. Continuously pour the structural epoxy-silica sand mixture to the hole until it completely occupied the
    honeycombs.

    7. Strip the phenolic board after 2-3 days of epoxy application.

    Prepared by:

    Roggie Reyes
    Assistant Project Engineer
    Ironcon builders and Development Corporation

    Noted by:

    Engr. Gilbert Del Agua


    Project Engineer
    Ironcon builders and Development Corporation

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