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SOMJIT.B 05 Apr 17
BY PTT Public Company Limited
CHECKED Fourth Transmission Pipeline
PRASOBSUK T 07 Apr 17
BY Midline Compressor Station
Project
APPROVED THUSSAKORN
07 Apr 17
BY K.
IBC-MS.C0-40-1304.04-4800-013 Rev. F1
TOTAL 12 PAGES
Contents
1.0 PURPOSE………………………………………………………………………3
8.0. ATTACHEMENT…………………………………………………………….11
1.0. PURPOSE
This procedure describes the basic method to be used for the field repair of concrete with the
purpose of ensuring that the work to be performed is carried out in accordance with the applicable
codes and standards and satisfies the requirements of the Contract Specification.
Verifying and repairing defects on the concrete structure for further construction of buildings,
structures, equipment foundations and foundations for the piping in all areas of the project
including method of work, materials, Manpower, equipment, Inspection and testing. Joint
inspection between representatives from PTT and CPP shall be carried out for any concrete
defects. Representative from PTT will then identify the defects and decide the repairing
method, either cement plastering, cement patching, fluid grouting, and pressure grouting or
concreting.
Blow Holes
4.3. Fins
All fins area shall be removed by chiseling or grinding and removed parts must be filled back
with non-shrink mortar grout. The correct use of formwork release agent shall be applied to the
surface before to close the form to prevent fins due to concrete adhesion.
4.4. Cracks
Crack width shall be limited to 0.3mm for reinforced concrete (base slab and roof) and 0.2mm
for pre-stressing concrete (wall and ring beam) during construction stage. Crack of width less
than acceptance criteria shall be monitored and not be treated as crack for repair, unless they
increase to the limit value or more.
Any crack exceeding 0.3mm wide for RC or 0.2mm wide for RC on the concrete surface shall be
repaired by using epoxy base grout or equivalent.
Final monitoring of crack inside wall to be performed after air rising of root and prior to start
installation of wall liner.
Final monitoring of crack inside wall to be performed after completion of hydrostatic/pneumatic
testing.
5.1.3. Break out the repair area to remove all unsound, contaminated of damage concrete to a
minimum depth of 10mm, up to the pre-cut perimeter of the repair, by means of bush-hammering,
scrabbling, or jack-hammering.
5.1.4. Clean the concrete surface to remove laitance.
5.1.5. Saturate the area to be repaired with water and remove any excess.
5.1.6. Machine-mix or hand-mix one 25 kg bag of 731 REPAIR MORTAR with 4.25 litres of clean water
(i.e. 17% water content) for 3 minutes minimum until evenly distributed.
5.1.7. Apply a first batch of 731 REPAIR MOTAR with a stainless steel trowel, pressing firmly to ensure
bonding.
5.1.8. Apply additional mortar to obtain the desired overall thickness.
5.1.9. Trowel or float the repaired surface for a smooth finish.
5.1.10. For a large surfaces, the mortar may be applied by machine spray.
5.2. Fluid Grouting
5.2.1. Determine the affected area and cut perimeter of the repair. The perimeter should be recessed
to a depth of minimum 25mm.
5.2.2. Break out the repair area to remove all unsound. Contaminated or damage concrete to sound
Concrete by means of bush-hammering, scrabbling, or jack-hammering
5.2.3. The maximum size of jack-hammers should not larger than 30 kg to prevent damage
surrounding
Sound concrete. If any rebar is exposed, precaution shall be taken to not damage it and hand
Chiseling shall be done around the exposed rebar.
5.2.4. Top side of repair area should be sloping downward from outer concrete face.
5.2.5. Reinforcement bars exposed during concrete removal require special treatment. As a minimum,
Boned concrete must be removed by wire brushing.
5.2.6. Clean the concrete surface to remove laitance, oil, grease or any other loose adhering particles.
5.2.7. Joint inspection with CPP’s QA/QC engineer for the concrete condition.
5.2.8. Thoroughly wet all surface and remove any excess water just before introducing the grout.
5.2.9. Close and secure the formwork.
5.2.10. Formworks shall be sufficiently tight-fitting and sealed against leakages.
5.2.11. On the placement side, the forms should be constructed above the bottom of the plate to form a
head box. The head box should be positioned at a minimum of 50 mm from the plate and slope
way at a 45° angle to assist grout placement as well as prevent air entrapment.
5.2.12. The form should be minimum 50 mm away from the plate and extend at least 25 mm above the
bottom of the plate.
5.2.13. Non-absorbent formwork is preferred, otherwise, it should be properly oiled to prevent grout
adhesion.
5.2.14. Thoroughly wet all surfaces prior placement and remove any excess water just before
introducing grout.
5.2.15. The mixed grout should be placed promptly before it stiffens. Higher temperature will accelerate
setting time.
5.2.16. Pour grout from one side only to avoid air entrapment.
5.2.17. adequate grout head must be maintained at all time to achieve a continuous flow.
5.2.18. Use a rod or strap to assist in large/difficult placement as well to as to facilitate maximum surface
contact. Vibrator should not be used. Excessive vibration will cause separation of each
ingredient
5.2.19. As soon as the mortar begins to set, the exposed surface should be treated with a protective
coating.
Crack width gauge will be used for measure the crack width.
For monitoring the growing crack, 2-directions crack monitoring gauge shown in figure below
Shall be used. Accuracy of the monitoring device is +/- 1.00mm; for more accurate monitoring
to +/-0.1mm, Vernier, dial or digital calipers can be used to measure the distance between the
monitoring spigots.
Temperature Potlife
30°C 30 minutes
40°C 15 minutes
5.3.5. Spread some sealer onto the base of plastic injection ports; being careful not to plug up its hole.
A steel nail can be placed into port to insure the injection canal to be blocked.
5.3.6. Align the port over the crack and press it to concrete surface. Install remaining ports in a similar
manner (every 30cm to 50cm).
5.3.7. Mix up a slightly large batch of epoxy sealer and apply it to entire crack using a putty knife or
margin trowel. Spread the sealer about 3mm thick 20mm on either side of the crack. Also, cover
the entire flange of each injection port with crack sealer, leaving only the extended neck portion.
5.3.8. Start injection under pressure from one end of the crack (the lowest flange) until the epoxy
overflows from the flange immediately above, seal of the first and proceed to inject from second
flange above etc. Note: substrate temperature shall not exceed 30 degrees to be injected.
5.3.9. After the injected epoxy has cure (5 to 7 days), flanges and surface seal should be removed by
grinding or by other appropriate manners for subsequent painting work (by others).
5.3.10. Clean up: uncured material can be removed with approved solvent, cured material can only be
removed mechanically.
8.0. ATTACHEMENT
8.2. Cutting concrete to depth 25 mm (75x75 mm.) cut steel rod, Mark bottom line 50 mm
under cutting hole
8.3.1. Machine-mix or hand-mix one 25 kg bag of 731 REPAIR MORTAR with 4.25 litres of clean water
(i.e. 17% water content) for 3 minutes minimum until evenly distributed.
8.3.2. Apply a first batch of 731 REPAIR MOTAR with a stainless steel trowel, pressing firmly to
Ensure bonding.