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CLIENT ENGINEER
ARABTEC CONSTRUCTION
SELF COMPACTING CONCRETE WITH KIM
(WATER PROOFING ADMIXTURE)
SLIDE NO. 1
DAMAC HEIGHTS
By Ravi Chokkalingam,
QA/QC Manager
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CLIENT
ARABTEC CONSTRUCTION
ENGINEER
SLIDE NO. 2
DAMAC HEIGHTS
• PROJECT HISTORY
 RAFT REBARS READY FOR POUR–( INSPECTED AND APPROVED BY CONSULTANT)
 FLOODING HAPPENED,ONE WEEK PRIOR TO RAFT POUR DUE TO UPWARD WATER PRESSURE
 WATER PROOFING DAMAGED
 WATER PROOFING SUB-CONTRACTOR AND BASF TECHNICAL TEAM VISITED THE SITE AND RECOMMENDS FOR
REMOVAL OF RAFT REBARS & RE DOING THE WATER PROOFING TO ENSURE 20 YEARS PERFORMANCE WARANTEE
 CLENT HAD REJECTED TO REMOVE REBAR & RE DOING WATER PROOFING
 CLIENT INSTRUCTED TO USE, KIM- WATER PROOFING ADMIXTURE,FOR RAFT AND RETAINING WALL
 ATC VISITED THE PROJECTS (THAT USED KIM) AND FOUND KIM CANNOT BE USED WITH NORMAL CONCRETE.
 THE TRIAL MIX DONE FOR NORMAL CONCRETE WITH KIM WAS UNSUCCESSFUL.
 HENCE ATC PROPOSED “SELF COMPACTING CONCRETE” WITH KIM
CLIENT
ARABTEC CONSTRUCTION
ENGINEER
DAMAC HEIGHTS SLIDE NO. 3
RAFT PREPARATIONS
MATERIALS
•SELF COMPACTING CONCRETE –
C 60/10 –FOR RAFT
C 50/10 & C 70/10 –FOR RETAINING WALL
•KIM (KRYSTOL INTERNAL MEMBRABNE)--WATER PROOFING
ADMIXTURE
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CLIENT
ARABTEC CONSTRUCTION
ENGINEER
SLIDE NO. 4
DAMAC HEIGHTS
RAFT POUR --APPROVALS
APPROVALS
MATERIAL –SCC –C 60/10 with KIM admixture
SUPPLIER
METHOD STATEMENT AND ITP
MIX DESIGN ( 5 Options submitted)
TRIAL MIX RESULTS (Trials done for 5 options & 1 option approved)
MOCK UP FOR HEAT OF HYDRATION (Mock up done for standard
dimension -1.50*1.50*1.50 metre as well as for raft height of 4.20 metre)
MOCK UP FOR PUMPIMG OF SCC WITH KIM (for truck quantity of 8
cum) to monitor workability.
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CLIENT
ARABTEC CONSTRUCTION
ENGINEER
SLIDE NO. 5
DAMAC HEIGHTS
RAFT PREPARATIONS
Concrete Check point (10 nos) with platform
Hiring of lab technicians for day and night shift
Tool box talk to project team, QA/QC Engineers from other projects
and external technicians
Only QA/QC team has Trial Mix Experience with KIM material
We visited projects done with KIM material and spoke to the people
to understand the experience and know the control measures to be
taken at site.
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CLIENT
ARABTEC CONSTRUCTION
ENGINEER
SLIDE NO. 6
DAMAC HEIGHTS
Krystol Internal Membrane™ (KIM®)
Krystol Internal Membrane™ (KIM®) is a chemical admixture in dry powdered
form, effective in creating waterproof concrete.
HOW DOES KRYSTOL® TECHNOLOGY WORK?
When combined with water and concrete, Krystol® reacts with un-hydrated
cement particles to form millions of needle-like crystals. Over a period of
weeks and months, these crystals grow, filling the naturally occurring pores
and voids in concrete, and permanently blocking the pathways for water and
waterborne contaminants.
Later, if cracks form due to settling or shrinkage, incoming water triggers the
crystallization process and additional crystals begin to grow, filling cracks and
ensuring that the structure’s waterproofing barrier is maintained and
protected.
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CLIENT
ARABTEC CONSTRUCTION
ENGINEER
SLIDE NO. 7
DAMAC HEIGHTS
KIM® HS
This specialized version of KIM® is available with reduced air-entrainment properties. KIM HS is
designed for applications where freeze/thaw resistance is not required. Typically, concrete with
lower air content will produce higher compressive strength results.
FEATURES
•Replaces unreliable exterior membranes, liners and coatings
•Easily added directly to ready mix truck or at batch plant Self-
•seals hairline cracks up to 0.5mm (0.02 in)
•Reactivates in the presence of moisture—even years later
•Effective against hydrostatic pressure—up to 140m (460 ft) of head pressure
•Waterproof from any direction (i.e. positive or negative side)
•Impervious to physical damage and deterioration
•Certified non-toxic and safe for contact with potable water—NSF approved
• Reduces concrete shrinkage and cracking.
•Increases compressive strength of concrete
•Provides excellent resistance to waterborne chemicals such as sulphates , chlorides, and acids
•Reduces segregation in high slump concrete
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CLIENT
ARABTEC CONSTRUCTION
ENGINEER
SLIDE NO. 8
DAMAC HEIGHTS
ADVANTAGES
•Works where other systems fail to eliminate leaks and water damage
•Eliminates the cost of labor and materials that would normally be involved with membrane systems.
•Reduces potential for human error - insufficient seam coverage, poor surface preparation and inadequate adhesion
•Backfill sooner without concern for membrane damage Does not require replacement or maintenance
•Build to the property line - easily waterproof blind walls No waiting while contractors apply external membranes.
Protects concrete from corrosion of reinforcing steel
•Protects concrete from damage due to freezing and thawing cycles Reduces insurance cost
•More cohesive mixes in high slump or highly fluid concrete compatible with SCC
KEY BENEFITS
•Increased reliability and quality control
•Lower the cost of waterproofing by up to 40%
•Shave weeks off the construction schedule
•Reduce the cost of maintenance and repairs
•Increase revenues with a larger building footprint
WARRANTY
Kryton International Inc. warrants that its products are free from manufacturing defects and, when applied in accordance
with the current specification and application instructions, will perform as so stated in its product literature.
Waterproofing performance of the KIM® Admixture is warranted for 25 years. Kryton will provide sufficient material to
waterproof areas shown to be defective due to KIM admixture material deficiencies. In addition to our standard product
warranty, performance warranties are available for individual projects. Specific warranty time periods and inclusive
details are provided based on project requirements and geographic region. Please refer to your Kryton representative for
project specific performance warranty information.
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CLIENT
ARABTEC CONSTRUCTION
ENGINEER
SLIDE NO. 9
DAMAC HEIGHTS
TYPICAL APPLICATIONS
KIM® is recommended for all concrete that will be subject to water pressure.
Commercial
•Underground parking Structures, foundations, elevator pits, condominiums and office towers
•Recreational Facilities such as aquatic centers, aquariums, zoos, water parks and marinas
•Architectural water features like fountains & waterfalls
Industrial
•Water containment reservoirs and water treatment tanks, sewerage and manholes
•Traffic tunnels, below-ground pipelines and subway tunnels
•Bridges , dams, and highway infrastructure
Residential
•Concrete homes, basements, foundations, swimming pools, decks, bathrooms, garages and exteriors
APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS
A pre-pour conference with the general contractor, forming contractor, finisher, concrete supplier and materials
testing engineer is strongly recommended. Be sure to distribute and follow the instructions contained in
Application Instruction 102 through 108 as applicable. For more instructions or information contact the technical
services of Kryton International or your local Kryton representative.
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CLIENT
ARABTEC CONSTRUCTION
ENGINEER
SLIDE NO. 10
DAMAC HEIGHTS
BATCHING AND MIXING
•Simply add KIM directly to the concrete mixer during batching. When using mixer ready bags, bags will disintegrate and
can be added directly to the mixer.
•KIM can be added at any time during the batching process. However, the addition timing and order of admixture
addition may affect plastic properties.
•Allow KIM to thoroughly mix at medium/high speed for at least 10 minutes prior to placing.
PLACING AND FINISHING
•Superior consolidation of the concrete is essential to achieve the performance and benefits of KIM.
•Place and finish in accordance with ACI guidelines.
•KIM improves flow, pumpability and placement properties of plastic concrete. If the slump is below specification, add a
mid or high range water reducer to achieve the required slump. Only add additional water with the approval of the
quality control technician. Record all water additions on the batch ticket and do not exceed the specified water-cement
ratio.
•KIM treated concrete will typically delay the initial and final setting times of the concrete. Adjust your finishing or
stripping schedule accordingly. Evaporation retarder may be needed.
CURING
•Proper curing is essential to achieve the performance and benefits of KIM.
•Cure in accordance with ACI guidelines (ACI 308.1).
•If a curing compound is use, it must conform to ASTM C309
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CLIENT
ARABTEC CONSTRUCTION
ENGINEER
SLIDE NO. 11
DAMAC HEIGHTS
Raft –update
RAFT QUANTITY : 7600 Cum
DEPTH OF POUR : 4.20 METERS
DURATION OF POUR –46 Hours (Estimated)
SCHEDULE TO POUR DURING APRIL (HIGH AMBIENT TEMPERATURE- 36 degree)
SCC BATCHING TO BE DONE WITH ICE CONTENT of 100% TO ACHIEVE THE PROJECT
SPECIFICATION REQUIREMENT FOR HEAT OF HYDRATION
(Maximum : 70 degree and Differential : 20 degree)
Limitations of using KIM
No prior experience of using KIM material
BASF / FOSROC /DAVID BALL (Pudlo) are the brands normally used.
KIM CANNOT BE ADDED AT CONCRETE BATCHING PLANT
KIM MUST BE ADDED AT SITE,TO BE MIXED FOR 15 mts AND SENT FOR POURING
KIM ENHANCE TEMPERATURE OF CONCRETE BY 2 DEGREE INSTANTLY
SETTING TIME ALSO HIGH ( Initial : 20 hours / Final :23 hours)
Testing and sampling to be done before and after adding KIM material to the
delivered concrete
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CLIENT
ARABTEC CONSTRUCTION
ENGINEER
SLIDE NO. 12
DAMAC HEIGHTS
RAFT POUR-Process
 CONCRETE CHECK POINT –10 nos WITH PLATFORM
 CONCRETE ARRIVAL AT SITE
 CHECK SLUMP / TEMPERATURE / COLLECT SAMPLES / CUBES BEFORE ADDING KIM
 ADD KIM @ 5kg/cum (TRUCKS WILL ARRIVE WITH DIFFERENT QUANTITY)
 KIM MUST BE MIXED FOR 15mts
 CHECK SLUMP / TEMPERATURE / COLLECT SAMPLES AFTER ADDING KIM
 CLEARANCE FOR POURING WITH RECEIPT
Prepared by: Ravi Chokkalingam

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SCC WITH KIM.PPTX

  • 1. CLIENT ENGINEER ARABTEC CONSTRUCTION SELF COMPACTING CONCRETE WITH KIM (WATER PROOFING ADMIXTURE) SLIDE NO. 1 DAMAC HEIGHTS By Ravi Chokkalingam, QA/QC Manager
  • 2. 2 CLIENT ARABTEC CONSTRUCTION ENGINEER SLIDE NO. 2 DAMAC HEIGHTS • PROJECT HISTORY  RAFT REBARS READY FOR POUR–( INSPECTED AND APPROVED BY CONSULTANT)  FLOODING HAPPENED,ONE WEEK PRIOR TO RAFT POUR DUE TO UPWARD WATER PRESSURE  WATER PROOFING DAMAGED  WATER PROOFING SUB-CONTRACTOR AND BASF TECHNICAL TEAM VISITED THE SITE AND RECOMMENDS FOR REMOVAL OF RAFT REBARS & RE DOING THE WATER PROOFING TO ENSURE 20 YEARS PERFORMANCE WARANTEE  CLENT HAD REJECTED TO REMOVE REBAR & RE DOING WATER PROOFING  CLIENT INSTRUCTED TO USE, KIM- WATER PROOFING ADMIXTURE,FOR RAFT AND RETAINING WALL  ATC VISITED THE PROJECTS (THAT USED KIM) AND FOUND KIM CANNOT BE USED WITH NORMAL CONCRETE.  THE TRIAL MIX DONE FOR NORMAL CONCRETE WITH KIM WAS UNSUCCESSFUL.  HENCE ATC PROPOSED “SELF COMPACTING CONCRETE” WITH KIM
  • 3. CLIENT ARABTEC CONSTRUCTION ENGINEER DAMAC HEIGHTS SLIDE NO. 3 RAFT PREPARATIONS MATERIALS •SELF COMPACTING CONCRETE – C 60/10 –FOR RAFT C 50/10 & C 70/10 –FOR RETAINING WALL •KIM (KRYSTOL INTERNAL MEMBRABNE)--WATER PROOFING ADMIXTURE
  • 4. 4 CLIENT ARABTEC CONSTRUCTION ENGINEER SLIDE NO. 4 DAMAC HEIGHTS RAFT POUR --APPROVALS APPROVALS MATERIAL –SCC –C 60/10 with KIM admixture SUPPLIER METHOD STATEMENT AND ITP MIX DESIGN ( 5 Options submitted) TRIAL MIX RESULTS (Trials done for 5 options & 1 option approved) MOCK UP FOR HEAT OF HYDRATION (Mock up done for standard dimension -1.50*1.50*1.50 metre as well as for raft height of 4.20 metre) MOCK UP FOR PUMPIMG OF SCC WITH KIM (for truck quantity of 8 cum) to monitor workability.
  • 5. 5 CLIENT ARABTEC CONSTRUCTION ENGINEER SLIDE NO. 5 DAMAC HEIGHTS RAFT PREPARATIONS Concrete Check point (10 nos) with platform Hiring of lab technicians for day and night shift Tool box talk to project team, QA/QC Engineers from other projects and external technicians Only QA/QC team has Trial Mix Experience with KIM material We visited projects done with KIM material and spoke to the people to understand the experience and know the control measures to be taken at site.
  • 6. 6 CLIENT ARABTEC CONSTRUCTION ENGINEER SLIDE NO. 6 DAMAC HEIGHTS Krystol Internal Membrane™ (KIM®) Krystol Internal Membrane™ (KIM®) is a chemical admixture in dry powdered form, effective in creating waterproof concrete. HOW DOES KRYSTOL® TECHNOLOGY WORK? When combined with water and concrete, Krystol® reacts with un-hydrated cement particles to form millions of needle-like crystals. Over a period of weeks and months, these crystals grow, filling the naturally occurring pores and voids in concrete, and permanently blocking the pathways for water and waterborne contaminants. Later, if cracks form due to settling or shrinkage, incoming water triggers the crystallization process and additional crystals begin to grow, filling cracks and ensuring that the structure’s waterproofing barrier is maintained and protected.
  • 7. 7 CLIENT ARABTEC CONSTRUCTION ENGINEER SLIDE NO. 7 DAMAC HEIGHTS KIM® HS This specialized version of KIM® is available with reduced air-entrainment properties. KIM HS is designed for applications where freeze/thaw resistance is not required. Typically, concrete with lower air content will produce higher compressive strength results. FEATURES •Replaces unreliable exterior membranes, liners and coatings •Easily added directly to ready mix truck or at batch plant Self- •seals hairline cracks up to 0.5mm (0.02 in) •Reactivates in the presence of moisture—even years later •Effective against hydrostatic pressure—up to 140m (460 ft) of head pressure •Waterproof from any direction (i.e. positive or negative side) •Impervious to physical damage and deterioration •Certified non-toxic and safe for contact with potable water—NSF approved • Reduces concrete shrinkage and cracking. •Increases compressive strength of concrete •Provides excellent resistance to waterborne chemicals such as sulphates , chlorides, and acids •Reduces segregation in high slump concrete
  • 8. 8 CLIENT ARABTEC CONSTRUCTION ENGINEER SLIDE NO. 8 DAMAC HEIGHTS ADVANTAGES •Works where other systems fail to eliminate leaks and water damage •Eliminates the cost of labor and materials that would normally be involved with membrane systems. •Reduces potential for human error - insufficient seam coverage, poor surface preparation and inadequate adhesion •Backfill sooner without concern for membrane damage Does not require replacement or maintenance •Build to the property line - easily waterproof blind walls No waiting while contractors apply external membranes. Protects concrete from corrosion of reinforcing steel •Protects concrete from damage due to freezing and thawing cycles Reduces insurance cost •More cohesive mixes in high slump or highly fluid concrete compatible with SCC KEY BENEFITS •Increased reliability and quality control •Lower the cost of waterproofing by up to 40% •Shave weeks off the construction schedule •Reduce the cost of maintenance and repairs •Increase revenues with a larger building footprint WARRANTY Kryton International Inc. warrants that its products are free from manufacturing defects and, when applied in accordance with the current specification and application instructions, will perform as so stated in its product literature. Waterproofing performance of the KIM® Admixture is warranted for 25 years. Kryton will provide sufficient material to waterproof areas shown to be defective due to KIM admixture material deficiencies. In addition to our standard product warranty, performance warranties are available for individual projects. Specific warranty time periods and inclusive details are provided based on project requirements and geographic region. Please refer to your Kryton representative for project specific performance warranty information.
  • 9. 9 CLIENT ARABTEC CONSTRUCTION ENGINEER SLIDE NO. 9 DAMAC HEIGHTS TYPICAL APPLICATIONS KIM® is recommended for all concrete that will be subject to water pressure. Commercial •Underground parking Structures, foundations, elevator pits, condominiums and office towers •Recreational Facilities such as aquatic centers, aquariums, zoos, water parks and marinas •Architectural water features like fountains & waterfalls Industrial •Water containment reservoirs and water treatment tanks, sewerage and manholes •Traffic tunnels, below-ground pipelines and subway tunnels •Bridges , dams, and highway infrastructure Residential •Concrete homes, basements, foundations, swimming pools, decks, bathrooms, garages and exteriors APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS A pre-pour conference with the general contractor, forming contractor, finisher, concrete supplier and materials testing engineer is strongly recommended. Be sure to distribute and follow the instructions contained in Application Instruction 102 through 108 as applicable. For more instructions or information contact the technical services of Kryton International or your local Kryton representative.
  • 10. 10 CLIENT ARABTEC CONSTRUCTION ENGINEER SLIDE NO. 10 DAMAC HEIGHTS BATCHING AND MIXING •Simply add KIM directly to the concrete mixer during batching. When using mixer ready bags, bags will disintegrate and can be added directly to the mixer. •KIM can be added at any time during the batching process. However, the addition timing and order of admixture addition may affect plastic properties. •Allow KIM to thoroughly mix at medium/high speed for at least 10 minutes prior to placing. PLACING AND FINISHING •Superior consolidation of the concrete is essential to achieve the performance and benefits of KIM. •Place and finish in accordance with ACI guidelines. •KIM improves flow, pumpability and placement properties of plastic concrete. If the slump is below specification, add a mid or high range water reducer to achieve the required slump. Only add additional water with the approval of the quality control technician. Record all water additions on the batch ticket and do not exceed the specified water-cement ratio. •KIM treated concrete will typically delay the initial and final setting times of the concrete. Adjust your finishing or stripping schedule accordingly. Evaporation retarder may be needed. CURING •Proper curing is essential to achieve the performance and benefits of KIM. •Cure in accordance with ACI guidelines (ACI 308.1). •If a curing compound is use, it must conform to ASTM C309
  • 11. 11 CLIENT ARABTEC CONSTRUCTION ENGINEER SLIDE NO. 11 DAMAC HEIGHTS Raft –update RAFT QUANTITY : 7600 Cum DEPTH OF POUR : 4.20 METERS DURATION OF POUR –46 Hours (Estimated) SCHEDULE TO POUR DURING APRIL (HIGH AMBIENT TEMPERATURE- 36 degree) SCC BATCHING TO BE DONE WITH ICE CONTENT of 100% TO ACHIEVE THE PROJECT SPECIFICATION REQUIREMENT FOR HEAT OF HYDRATION (Maximum : 70 degree and Differential : 20 degree) Limitations of using KIM No prior experience of using KIM material BASF / FOSROC /DAVID BALL (Pudlo) are the brands normally used. KIM CANNOT BE ADDED AT CONCRETE BATCHING PLANT KIM MUST BE ADDED AT SITE,TO BE MIXED FOR 15 mts AND SENT FOR POURING KIM ENHANCE TEMPERATURE OF CONCRETE BY 2 DEGREE INSTANTLY SETTING TIME ALSO HIGH ( Initial : 20 hours / Final :23 hours) Testing and sampling to be done before and after adding KIM material to the delivered concrete
  • 12. 12 CLIENT ARABTEC CONSTRUCTION ENGINEER SLIDE NO. 12 DAMAC HEIGHTS RAFT POUR-Process  CONCRETE CHECK POINT –10 nos WITH PLATFORM  CONCRETE ARRIVAL AT SITE  CHECK SLUMP / TEMPERATURE / COLLECT SAMPLES / CUBES BEFORE ADDING KIM  ADD KIM @ 5kg/cum (TRUCKS WILL ARRIVE WITH DIFFERENT QUANTITY)  KIM MUST BE MIXED FOR 15mts  CHECK SLUMP / TEMPERATURE / COLLECT SAMPLES AFTER ADDING KIM  CLEARANCE FOR POURING WITH RECEIPT Prepared by: Ravi Chokkalingam