Polymer Concrete Patching User's Manual


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Polymer concrete is a quick setting, high strength, durable patching material used to repair reinforced portland cement concrete. Cure times of approximately one hour can be obtained from 20 deg F to 130 deg F. The complete patching procedure is discussed including the preparation of the patch, calculation of the amount of materials required, and the mixing and placing of the polymer concrete. Suppliers of the chemicals used are listed. Proper storage, disposal, and safety procedures are also outlined. The cost of polymer concrete is also calculated for the methyl methacrylate (MMA) system used in this study. A materials cost (early 1980) of about 16 dollars per cubic foot or 430 dollars per cubic yard is expected







Polymer Concrete Patching Manual


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The practicality of using polymer concrete to repair deteriorated portland cement concrete bridge decks and pavements has been demonstrated. This manual outlines the procedures for using polymer concrete as a rapid patching material to repair deteriorated concrete. The process technology, materials, equipment, and safety provisions used in manufacturing and placing polymer concrete are discussed. The objective of the report is to inform potential users of the various steps necessary to insure successful field applications of the material.










Technical Report SL-


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Guide to Concrete Repair


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This manual was prepared for the Bureau of Reclamation of the United States Department of the Interior. It discusses the Bureau of Reclamation's methodology for concrete repair, addresses the more common causes of damage to concrete, and identifies the methods and materials most successful in repairing concrete damage. This guide contains the expertise of numerous individuals who have directly assisted the author on many concrete repair projects or freely shared their concrete repair knowledge whenever requested.