Additives and Admixtures in Cement Based Grouts
Additives and admixtures are used in cement and non-cement-based grouts to modify their fluid and set characteristics.
Publication Categories
Environmental
Hot Bitumen Grouting: The antidote for catastrophic inflows
Hot bitumen grouting technology has continually evolved since its early applications almost a century ago in France, Germany and the USA to seal persistent leaks in tunnels…
Hot Bitumen Grouting – Rediscovered (Heiβbitumenverpressung – wiederentdeckt)
Hot bitumen grouting technology has continually evolved since its early applications almost a century ago in the USA, in France and Germany, to seal persistent leaks in and below dams, in tunnels and for erosion protection along canals.
Irreversible Changes in the Grouting Industry Caused by Polyurethane Grouting: An overview of 30 years of polyurethane grouting
Water reactive polyurethane grouts were introduced into the grouting industry during the late sixties by the Takenaka Company in Japan…
Advanced Grouting Program at Penn Forest Dam Results in Reduced Construction Costs and High Quality Product.
The new Penn Forest Dam was constructed to replace the old earthfilled embankment dam. The new dam is a roller compacted concrete dam located just upstream from the original dam. The new dam is approximately 180 feet high and 2000 feet long.
New Developments in Rock and Soil Grouting Geotechnical News, September 2000
There are two major components in a soil grouting operation. The first step is the design of a site-specific grouting program.