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CONCRETE REPAIR PRODUCTS BY CATEGORY
Concrete Repair Materials:
Concrete Coatings: StreetBond, Tuf-Trac, Rhino-Top
Carbon Fiber & Structural Reinforcement Repair Systems
Concrete Crack Repair Kits and Accessories:
Concrete
Floor
/ Slab Crack Repair
Products
Small Crack / Hairline Crack Repair Products
(lower viscosity)
Larger Crack Repair and Control Joint Products
Expansion Joint Repair Products
Backer Rod
for Self Leveling Sealants
Concrete Wall Crack Repair Products:
Epoxy Crack Injection Kits
(for Structural Repairs + Water Leaks)
Urethane Foam Crack Injection Kits
(for Water Leaks)
Vertical Grade Crack
Sealant Products (NP1 etc, cosmetic repairs)
Concrete
Roadway
/ Lot / Drive Large Repair Products
Grouts
Mortars
Potable Water Repair Products
Rebar
Primer (zinc rich primers for rusted rebar and
structural
steel)
Waterplug (Hydraulic Repair Mortar, Pool Repair)
Related Concrete Products:
Concrete Additives (adhesion, hardeners,
anti-corrosion, etc)
Concrete Form Oil, Release Oils
Concrete Sealers, Penetrating Sealers, Masonry Sealers
Concrete Pigments, Dyes and Colorants
Epoxy Floor Coatings (chemical, fuel and moisture resistant)
Concrete Tools:
Floats
Stamping Tools (concrete stamps, decorative patterns)
Trowels
Popular Products:
10-60 Rapid Mortar
(1 part
shrinkage compensated rapid setting)
10-61 Rapid Mortar (1 part
shrinkage compensated slower setting)
Acryl 60 Additive (adhesion promoter)
processing areas, basements,
garage floor, airplane hangers, chemical
storage, etc.
Carbon Fiber Reinforcement Systems
Carbon Fiber Stitching Dogs (for floor and slab crack reinforcement)
Concrete Form Oil, Release Oils
Concrete
Wall Crack Repair (concrete wall crack epoxy injection kit)
Construction Grout (general purpose grout)
Emaco 100
(high strength quick-set mortar)
Emaco GP
(fast setting mortar)
Emaco S88
CI (fiber reinforced, sprayable mortar)
Epolith-P (100% solids epoxy
joint fillers for high-traffic horiz. joints)
Famocrete (quick set, vertical or horizontal grade, can be tooled)
Fastpatch
LV (instant-set, low viscosity concrete crack repair & filler.
Cures very hard (6500 psi). Can be ground flush. Similar to Emecole 555).
Kwik Mix
(mortar)
MasterFlow
555 (high-strength 8500 psi semi-fluid non-shrink grout)
MasterFlow
928 (hydraulic cement-based mineral-aggregate grout)
Novatuff FC-200 (Formerly AES-200) Epoxy Floor Coating, Gray Color, ESD rated, for food processing areas, basements, garage floor, airplane hangers, chemical storage, etc.
Novatuff C-300 (Formerly AES-300) Epoxy Caulking / Sealant. Jet fuel, gas, diesel and chemical resistant. 200% elongation, 90% solids, UV resistant, permanent waterproofing. Waterproofing grade. Suitable for ponding water, above/below grade, underwater repairs. Fills small gaps and cracks. Self priming. Paintable.
Novatuff C-350 (Formerly AES-350) (Self Leveling grade flexible-epoxy joint sealant. For extreme environments, chemical/jet fuel, repair of hard to access areas.)
Slabweld
(concrete floor crack repair kit)
Slab
Repair Kit (instant set, 100-200 foot crack kit, by Emecole)
Sonoskim
(surface repair, fast setting)
Thoroseal (cementitious waterproofing, above & below grade)
Waterplug
(emergency repair, stops running water in holes)
Zinc Rich
Primer (rebar / rust primer)
Technical
Help Guides:
BASF Master Builders part number Cross Reference Guide
Bridge and Road Repair Products
Concrete Crack Repair Options, Overview
Concrete Repair Guide (from US. Bureau of Reclamation)
Curing and Liquid Surface Treatments
Concrete Repair Products
Grouting and Grouting Products
Water Repellants
Concrete Surface & Masonry Repair Products
Beam Repair (concrete beam
repair)
Column Repair (concrete
column repair)
Cool Deck Restoration Example
Strengthening Compounds and
Accelerants
Horizontal Concrete Repair
Overhead Concrete
Repair
Reinforcement Products
(concrete reinforcement)
Surface Hardeners & Treatments
(concrete hardeners)
Thin Surface /
Light Duty Concrete Repair
Traffic
Repair (high traffic and roadway concrete repair)
Vertical Wall Concrete
Repair
Concrete Waterproofing Products:
Concrete Vapor Barriers, Moisture Barrier Products
Negative Side Waterproofing (basement & retaining walls)
Pedestrian Walkway Products
Potable Water Products
Vehicular Traffic Waterproofing
Product Data Sheets
RELATED CONCRETE ITEMS:
Concrete Stamps, Concrete Forms and Concrete Molds
Diamond Blades (concrete cutting, concrete grinding, crack
chasing blades etc.)
Drain Board / Drainage Mats, Protection Board
Drains
Expansion Joint
Replacement, Repair & Sealant Products
Epoxy Floor Coatings: Chemical resistant coatings, ESD rated, for
food
processing
areas, basements, garage floor, airplane hangers, chemical
storage,
etc.
Joint Sealant Products
Parking Deck & Sidewalk Joint
Sealants
Roadway & Runway
Joints
Vertical Expansion Joints
Sealants & Related Items
Backer Rod (Use in wider joints before sealing).
NP1
(General purpose exterior sealant. For sealing roof penetrations,
deck joints, parapet walls, etc.
Pre-tinted in 12 standard
colors. Paintable.)
SL1
(Concrete expansion joint sealant)
SL2 (Tintable
concrete expansion joint sealant.
Wall Coating Products
Anti Graffiti Coatings
Cementitious Coatings
Cold Weather Applications
High Build Coatings
Surface Prep / Block Fillers
Water Repellents
Waterproofing Systems
Water
Intrusion Products
Epoxy Liners
Hydraulic
Cement
Sewer
Inserts
Urethane
Injection Grout
Waterproofing, Sealing and Water Repellent Products
Concrete
Sealers
Concrete Waterproofing
Concrete Water Repellents
Enviroseal PBT Water Repellant for Split Face Block
Vehicular & Pedestrian
Traffic Surfaces
PRODUCT
APPLICATION & TECHNICAL DATA SHEETS
(click to product detail
page for more information)
10-60 Rapid Mortar (1-component
shrinkage compensated rapid setting)
10-61
Rapid Mortar (1-component shrinkage compensated slower setting)
Acryl
60
Acrylic Additive
(acrylic liquid cement additive. Improves adhesion, strength and
freeze/thaw durability)
aeas,
basements, garage floor, airplane hangers, chemical storage, etc.)
Citrus
Degreaser and Cleaner (concrete cleaner)
Confilm
(hot weather evaporation reducer)
Construction Grout (general purpose)
Construction Grout RC (general purpose
with aggregate)
Corrosion Inhibitor (rebar &
structural steel coating)
Emaco
GP
Emaco
R310 CL (quick-set high-strength one-part repair mortar with
corrosion inhibitor, for horizontal surfaces, suitable for vehicular
traffic)
Emaco
S88 CI
Enviroseal 42
(penetrating cement sealer & chloride blocker for vertical surfaces)
Enviroseal 40
(penetrating cement sealer & chloride blocker for traffic bearing
surfaces / horizontal grades)
Epolith (100% solids epoxy joint fillers for high-traffic
horizontal joints)
Flextight (Flexible Cementitious Waterproofing membrane;
above/below grade; interior/exterior)
Hydrocide
(concrete water repellent & shrinkage control agent)
Kure-N-Harden (silicate-based curing, hardening, sealing, and
dustproofing compound).
Kure-N-Seal
25 LV (transparent, low-viscosity, 25% solids, solvent-based
acrylic curing, sealing, and dustproofing compound)
Lapidolith (low cost concrete hardener and dust-proofer)
LV300
Injection Resin (injection grade epoxy for structural crack
repair under damp conditions)
Masterflow 1205 (pumpable grout, high strength, extended working
time)
Masterflow
1341 (universal post-tensioning grout, pumpable, non-shrink, corrosion protected for highly
stressed steel cables, anchorages & vertical rises)
MasterFlow 555 (high-strength non-shrink semi-fluid grout)
MasterFlow
928 (hydraulic cement, extended working time, for load plate and
precision load bearing support)
MasterFlow MP
(multi-purpose epoxy based grout)
MasterPatch 95 (epoxy repair mortar with with metallic
aggregate, extreme density / toughness)
Novatuff FC-200 (Formerly AES-200) Epoxy Floor Coating, Gray Color, ESD rated, for food processing areas, basements, garage floor, airplane hangers, chemical storage, etc.
Novatuff C-300 (Formerly AES-300) Epoxy Caulking / Sealant. Jet fuel, gas, diesel and chemical resistant. 200% elongation, 90% solids, UV resistant, permanent waterproofing. Waterproofing grade. Suitable for ponding water, above/below grade, underwater repairs. Fills small gaps and cracks. Self priming. Paintable.
Novatuff C-350 (Formerly AES-350) (Self Leveling grade flexible-epoxy joint sealant. For extreme environments, chemical/jet fuel, repair of hard to access areas.)
NP-1 (one
component vertical grade sealant)
NP-2 (multi-component
vertical grade wide-joint repair sealant)
Rapid Gel
(quick set epoxy grout for overhead bolts and pins)
Rebar Primer
& Bonding Agent (epoxy-cement rebar bonding agent and rebar
coating/primer)
Road Patch (quick-set roadway
patching material)
Road Patch
DOT (quick-set fiber reinforced cement repair)
SCB
Concresive (pressure injection grouting, epoxy based, fast gel)
Screed
(polymer modified cement repair mortar with corrosion protection)
SL-1
& SL-2 (polyurethane expansion joint sealants)
Sonogrout 10K
(cement based low-shrink high-strength grout)
Sonoguard (vehicular
waterproofing system)
Sonopatch 100
(quick-set polymer modified very high strength multi-purpose repair
mortar, recommended for traffic areas)
Sonopatch FS
(general purpose fast-set polymer modified vertical / horizontal
cement repair material)
Sonoplug
(quick-set mortar for stopping leaks in concrete walls & floors)
Sonoshield Drain Board / Protection Board Systems
Sonoskim (surface
finishing / repair)
TF100 (high strength control joint sealant, filler & crack
repair for high traffic concrete surfaces)
Thorite Rapid
Overhead (quick-set overhead cement repair mortar)
Thorogrip
(cement based quick-curing anchoring cement)
Trafficguard EP35 (rapid setting epoxy based skid resistant
concrete overlay system)
Trimix®-NCA
(non-chloride concrete cure accelerator)
Waterplug (emergency repair mortar, stops running water)
Zincrich
Rebar Primer (epoxy/zinc primer & corrosion blocker)
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Concrete Crack Repair Overview:
What Causes Cracks? Cracks in concrete generally develop due to shrinkage, temperature changes, ground movement or excessive loads, moisture exposure, rebar corrosion, freeze/thaw cycle or poor materials.
Why Fix Cracks? Cracks allow a direct path for moisture and chlorides to enter the concrete, resulting in the premature initiation of the corrosion of embedded steel reinforcing. The penetrating also washes away dirt under the foundation. And in winter months, leads to frozen water which heaves concrete.
How to You Repair Cracks? Different materials and methods are used for repair of horizontal and vertical cracks in concrete and active vs. dormant cracks. Dormant cracks, use either rigid or flexible repair materials. Active cracks require flexible repair materials and special design considerations to allow for future movements.
The 3 Popular Crack Repair Methods:
Integrity Repairs (Epoxy Injection)
Crack
Sealing (Urethane Injection)
Cosmetic Repair Crack Routing and Sealing
Epoxy
Injection:
Injection epoxies for
cracks in concrete can make both structural repairs and prevent water intrusion. Epoxy injection bonds or welds cracks as narrow as 0.002 inches together and
restores concrete soundness and integrity. This method consists of installing
injection ports into drilled holes at close intervals along horizontal, vertical
or overhead cracks and pressure-injecting epoxy. Cracks injected with epoxy need
to be dormant and not actively leaking. While moist cracks can be injected,
water or other contaminates will reduce the effectiveness of the epoxy repair.
Injection epoxies are two-component, in side-by-side cartridges and are dispensed through a static
mixing nozzle using a 2-component dispensing tool. Three
viscosities are available to handle a wide range of crack widths. Properly
installed, they provide a repair that is both waterproof and high
strength (structural).
Urethane Injection: High solids hydrophobic polyurethane injection
resin is designed to seal leaking cracks, voids or fractures in
concrete or solid masonry. The 2-part polyurethane is packaged in
cartridges and mixed during dispensing. The result is a low viscosity,
water activated polyurethane. When the resin encounters water as it
is injected into the crack, it becomes an expanding foam that
provides a flexible seal in leaking and non-leaking cracks. Cured polyurethane is flexible and tolerates future crack movements
well. This repair option is a permanent moisture prevention repair and works with either active or dormant cracks.
Crack Routing and Sealing:
This is the simplest and most
economical means. It can be used for both vertical, horizontal, overheads
and curved surfaces. It's a non-structural repair that consists of V-grooving
the crack by grinding then filling it with a suitable joint sealant.
Materials are available to seal both active and dormant cracks.
Popular crack repair sealants include epoxies, urethanes, polyureas and polymer mortars. For floors, designers must choose a
sealant with suitable flexibility and hardness or stiffness properties to
accommodate both the anticipated floor traffic and future crack movements. For dormant cracks, harder
sealants are preferred because of the better edge support. For active cracks,
flexible sealers are preferred but the load-carrying capacity of the sealant and
crack edge support should not be sacrificed.
Repairing & Protecting Concrete
Structures:
Inspection, maintenance,
repairs and waterproofing procedures to fend off the effects of weather and
wear.
Adapted With Courtesy: Maintenance
Solutions, October 2003, By James P. Donnelly, P.E., S.E.
All buildings require regular
maintenance, but parking garages are in particular need of regular
attention because they are subject to harsher conditions than most
structures. Parking garages are exposed to vehicular traffic and
abuse, seismic stresses, moisture and temperature changes from the
weather.
Parking garages in northern climates
and along costal areas also are exposed to salts, which can penetrate
into concrete and corrode embedded metal reinforcing.
For these reasons, maintenance and
engineering managers should develop sound inspection
and maintenance programs to protect and prolong the life of parking
structures.
Corrosion - The Enemy. Common problems: Much of the
structural deterioration and failure in typical parking garage faces is due to
corrosion of reinforcing and embedded metals. This corrosion
results from long-term exposure of the concrete to moisture and
chlorides from deicing salts or airborne salt spray. When water and
chlorides penetrate into the concrete in sufficient concentrations,
embedded steel or other metal begins to corrode.
Since corrosion by-products are much
larger than the original volume of the steel, they cause expansive
forces which results in internal cracking of the concrete. This
condition then causes delamination, or loosening of
the surface concrete from the concrete below (spalling). Eventually
the concrete cracks and
loosens to the point where surface concrete falls off or creates
surface potholes and exposed rebar.
Cracks: Another significant problem with
parking structures is cracking of the concrete. Cracks allow a direct
path for moisture and chlorides to enter the concrete floor slabs,
resulting in the premature initiation of the corrosion of the embedded
reinforcing. Cracking in parking structures can be related to applied loads,
seismic conditions, thermal expansion, long-term concrete shrinkage
and
restraint of structural movement.
Because parking structures are longer
than typical structures, structural movement due to thermal changes or
long-term shrinkage of the concrete can result in significant internal
forces in the structure if such movement is restrained. If forces are
large enough, cracking results.
Structural maintenance: This includes
repairing and patching areas of delaminated or spalled concrete on
floors and ceilings, corrosion protection, sealing joints and cracks in floors, and maintaining protective
waterproof coatings on floors.
Structural repair tasks:
Concrete and rebar repairs: Repairs are
required when surface concrete begins to delaminate from the concrete
below, resulting in loose or spalled surface concrete. Typically, repairs
should extend at least 3 inches beyond the
area of delaminated concrete and should be chipped out to at least 3/4
inch below any exposed reinforcing.
Concrete patch edges should be sawcut
without damaging embedded reinforcing bars. Exposed concrete and steel
surfaces in repair openings then should be sandblasted clean. Then all
exposed reinforcing bars and tensioning posts should be painted with a protective coating.
Once the coating has cured, the repair opening can be recast using
concrete patching material. Modern concrete patch materials cure
very quickly to enable traffic.
Crack and joint sealing: Left
unsealed, cracks and joints become easy paths for moisture and
chlorides to penetrate into garage floor slabs and
expansion joints. So it is important to seal these openings and the keep
seals intact over the structure's life. Maintenance personnel should check
sealed cracks and joints at least annually and repair to assure the
crack sealants and joint seals are still effective.
Protective coatings: Once repairs are
made, it is important to apply vehicular grade waterproofing systems
to protect the structure and minimize future
deterioration. Even garages in good condition benefit from the
installation of a vehicular grade waterproofing system which limit the amount of
moisture and chlorides entering the concrete. Building owners and
maintenance managers see that vehicular grade waterproofing membrane systems
are applied long before concrete deterioration begins, which greatly
prolongs the amount of time until repairs are required.
Waterproofing strategies: The choice
of a waterproofing system depends somewhat on the condition of the
garage and the exposure of the floor. For example, a fairly new garage with minimal chlorides in the
concrete can benefit greatly from the application of a penetrating
sealer. But this sealer might not be adequate protection for an older
garage already experiencing corrosion-related delamination and
spalling of the concrete. In a garage having a significant amount of
cracking in floor slabs, a traffic-bearing waterproof membrane system probably is
appropriate because of its crack-bridging capability. All top level
floors should have waterproof vehicular traffic membranes applied.
When considering long-term cost,
waterproof membrane systems typically are better. Properly
maintained membranes can provide 15-20 years of service life.
Follow-Up Inspections: Inspection could be limited
to a full visual inspection and localized sounding of the concrete for delamination.
A more involved evaluation also might include inspection openings,
concrete sampling and testing, and structural analysis. A way to make routine
inspections more cost-effective is to use in-house personnel to perform
intermediate inspections to look for deterioration and distress. This
tactic could delay the frequency of the engineering inspections. But
managers still should schedule engineering inspections to be performed
every three-five years. Inspection to determine
whether structural repairs are required by experienced engineer
should be as often as every two-three years,
depending on the condition and exposure of the structure.
Parking garages are unique structures
that require regular inspection, maintenance and repair. Managers can
minimize deterioration by scheduling regular maintenance, including
structural maintenance repairs, perhaps every three to five years,
depending on the structure’s condition. If a structure is protected by
an effective waterproofing coating, the time between structural
repairs increases further.
PARKING GARAGE REPAIR - A Case Study
With Courtesy: Parking
Today, September 2004 by Bob Pirro
With more than 24,000 parking garages
located throughout the United States, there is no denying the
important role they play in society. However, as some of the
structures begin to age, experience an increase in loads, and suffer
the effects of chemical and de-icing salt usage, garages are often
left in need of repair and retrofit. This has led many owners to seek
cost-effective and efficient repair and strengthening programs – all
while trying to manage the challenge of keeping their customers happy
with an adequate temporary solution for their parking needs.
One example of this scenario is a
parking structure that is adjacent to a one million-square-foot
mixed-use facility in New York. Despite being subject to an
environment that experiences severe freeze-thaw conditions and
consistent exposure to de-icing salts, the parking structure was not
regularly maintained during its life, which led to a failure at the
second supported level.
Anatomy of the Structure
Constructed approximately 35 years
ago, the freestanding structure can accommodate 700 vehicles
with a gross area of about 200,000-square-feet and is comprised of
three supported and one additional on-grade level. Originally
constructed using cast-in-place and precast, prestress concrete
components, each floor was constructed with precast single-tee beams
supported by precast columns founded on cast-in-place concrete piers
and spread footings. The six-inch cast-in-place floors were
constructed with eight wire button head post-tensioned reinforced
concrete and mild steel reinforcement in the temperature direction.
Precast concrete spandrel panels comprised the north and south façade,
while post-tensioned concrete spandrel beams comprised the east and
west elevations. Vehicular access is direct from the street level and
pedestrians enter the structure via two stair towers that are
connected to the building.
Planning a Repair Strategy
Wanting to ensure a cost-effective
and efficient process, the owner opted to use a design-build team for
the project. Design-build encompasses architecture/engineering and
construction services within a single contract, thereby combining the
vital roles of designer, constructor, and other sub-consultants.
The design-build team began the
repair process with a full condition survey of the parking structure
that included chloride ion testing, petrographic analysis testing,
post-tension probes and chain-drag/hammer sounding. The results of the
survey indicated that, overall, the cast-in-place concrete slab was in
fair to poor condition.
Design Challenges Revealed
The most critical design challenges
were repairing the failed second supported level and all the
cantilevered expansion joints. The structural integrity of the second
support slab level was fully compromised by the failure of slab button
headed tendons. Conventional repair methods would require full removal
and replacement of the slab. As an alternative to this invasive
procedure, Structural Preservation Systems (SPS) developed an innovative repair strategy that
included replacing the existing wire system with a fully encapsulated monostrand post-tensioning system. The construction and tensioning
sequence of this repair omitted the need for additional shoring. Each
of these elements in the design strategy reduced time and costs, while
prolonging the useful life of the structure.
Repairs
The existing cantilevered expansion
joints were removed full depth, redesigned and replaced with a highly
reinforced short span support cantilevered section. New traffic
bearing glands were installed, as well as PTFE slide bearing plates
at the bearing seat. Placement of the new expansion joint concrete
headers ensured that water would run-off in a direction that was
opposite of the expansion joint. Through the use of new
post-tensioning technology, monostrands were used to mend the broken
button headed tendons that were found throughout the deck. Further,
spalls located on the deck were repaired with 5,000 PSI ready mixed
concrete.
Cracked tee-stems were injected with epoxy resin. Overhead spalls on beams and slabs were fixed using a polymer-modified repair
mortar that was applied with an overhead trowel. Then, the entire deck
surface was shot-blasted and sandblasted clean for the application of
the saline sealer.
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