7 Concrete Patching 3-3-19 - Oregon...14 Bridge Maintenance Training March 2019 1) Locate Limits of...
Transcript of 7 Concrete Patching 3-3-19 - Oregon...14 Bridge Maintenance Training March 2019 1) Locate Limits of...
Travis Kinney
Mike Gehring
Concrete Patching
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Overview Terminology
Locating Repair Limits
Selecting a Material
Patching a Bridge Deck
Patching Vertical and Overhead Surfaces
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Class II Deck Prep
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Max depth is ½ the deck thickness.
Class III Deck Prep
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Full Depth Path
Class I, II, and III Deck Prep
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Class I (Surface Only) –Roughen and clean deck surface only.
Terminology: Spall
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Terminology: Map Cracking & Efflo
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Terminology: Delam
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Selecting a Repair Material
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Literally 100’s of products to choose from!
ODOT Qualified Products List https://www.oregon.gov/ODOT/Construction/Documents/
qpl.pdf Currently 41 approved products
Word of mouth – Network with others to see what works for them.
Selecting a Repair Material
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What’s the work window?
What’s the weather?
What’s the size of repair?
What’s being repaired?
Product cost?
Patching Product Categories
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Cementitious Most Common Lots of admixtures Doesn’t require dry
concrete Careful with very high
early strength. Harder isn’t better!
Water cure to avoid cracking.
Patching Product Categories
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Polyester Polymer Concrete (PPC) High strengthen but softer than traditional concrete Can return to traffic very quickly. Use caution with deep patches
Patching Product Categories
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Magnesium-Alumino-Liquid-Phosphate Concrete (MALP Concrete) Chemically bonds to
adjacent concrete and steel
Doesn’t require sand blasting
Sets in 5-10 minutes
Patching a Bridge Deck
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1) Locate Limits of Repair
2) Saw cut the perimeter
3) Chip out poor concrete
4) Clean exposed rebar
5) Apply primer (if required)
6) Mix and place patching material
7) Open to traffic
Mark out the Limits
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Need to sound the concrete to see what is spalled beyond what you can see.
Try and square off corners.
Avoid odd shapes with tight corners.
Need to get edges of patch into sound concrete.
Sounding: Chain Drag Video
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Saw cut Perimeter
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Chip to Sound Concrete
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Bigger isn’t better! Smaller chipping tools take longer but causes less damage to adjacent concrete.
15lb max per ODOT Spec
Clean Rebar
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ODOT recommends sand blasting
Leaving rust behind can cause the patch to fail quickly
Consult engineer if heavy section loss is discovered
Good Prep Example:
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Full depth edges
Good square shape
Concrete removed ¾” min. below exposed rebar.
Install Anodes “Hockey Pucks” (Optional)
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Follow Manufacturers Mixing and Placing Instructions
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Can feel like a science experiment.
Errors in measurement can cause early failures.
Trowel Material
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Screed to grade
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MALP Concrete Placement Video
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Overhead and Vertical Repairs:
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Requires some special consideration.
Much harder to get a sound patch.
Sometimes it’s better to not patch
Is Shoring Required?
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Limit Removal
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Limit Removal
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Dry wall Anchors in Concrete?
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Trowel Applied
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Trowel Applied when spalls are minor (<2” Deep)
Form and Pour (Large Repairs)
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Form and Pump
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The No Patch Repair (Epoxy Paint)
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Clean steel and coat with epoxy paint.
Useful when the rebar has minimal cover.
Epoxy Paint
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Temporary Repair: Cold Mix
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Questions?
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