Building 114 Large Honeycomb Rev.02
Building 114 Large Honeycomb Rev.02
Building 114 Large Honeycomb Rev.02
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INDEX
3. Quality Control
4. Material Handling and Storing
5. Health, safety and Environment
6. Attachments
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1-2 OBSERVATIONS:
After the full removal of formworks, concrete defects were observed along the perimeter
of the slab with varying depths and degree of defects from 20 mm on concrete surface to
400 mm penetrating within heavily steel congested areas within sections of columns-
slab-beam. There were no observed severe defects within the interior and under-slab
areas.
1-3 PHOTOS
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POSSIBLE CAUSES:
Mortar or concrete fails to fill voids between coarse-aggregate particles. Some defects were found to be
minor, while some locations may be structural and require repair. Voids form when concrete fails to fill
areas in a form, typically those under deep placements, or that are heavily reinforced. Voids are almost
always structural defects requiring repair. Causes of honeycomb and voids were observed to be due to the
insufficient consolidation, and improper placing practices.
2-4 Preparations:
2-4-1 Isolate the affected area by removing layers of honeycombing or defective
concrete until suitable concrete is exposed.
2-4-2 Locations having concrete defects penetrating 300 or more from beam sides
must be opened until at the top to be able to remove segregations and do the
grouting in a vertical pouring position ensuring that grout can penetrate
completely on the defective part..
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2-4-4 Concrete surface should be clean, sound and free from oil, grease, cement
laitance and all loosely adhering particles.
2-4-5 Damaged Coating on reinforcing bars during chipping operations shall be
touched up by approved touch-up material.
2-4-6 Wet the cleaned area prior to applying non-shrink grout. Absorbent surfaces
should be saturated and let it stay as per the Standard requirement.
2-4-7 Formwork shall be required in applying the repair material for large and deep
concrete defects.
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2-5-3 For repairs on large and deep concrete repair, Sikacrete is recommended.
2-5-4 For minor surface repairs on sides of beams and within the concrete cover (as
shown below), Plastic consistency of Sika grout 114 (as shown on product
mixing ratio) is recommendable. Application can be done similar to
plastering.
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2-7 Responsibilities:
Construction Manager – To organize his team and
equipments for proper execution of the concrete repair.
Site Engineer – To supervise the workers and ensure that repair will be
executed as per the approved procedure.
QC Inspector – To monitor the work and ensure that the repair was executed
as per the approved procedure and facilitate work inspections.
QC manager- shall monitor and guide the overall repair process.
2-8 Workforce
A team of Masons and labours that is sufficient enough to execute the work
at the utmost expected time shall be assigned.
2-11 Attachments:
Material Approval for Sika Grout 114 and Sikacrete
ITP & Checklists
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