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• 1 <br /> � , i <br /> , ; <br /> Dr.Michael Caselnova's Office 2 <br /> Geohazards Project No.2008674 I <br /> December 9,2008 � <br /> � <br /> I <br /> 4.0 EQUIPMENT i <br /> Grout Injection Equipment <br /> A continuous flow,positive displacement model capable of pumping cement grout with a slump <br /> (ASTM C-143) of 3 to 6 inches maximum andpressures up to 600 psi(i.e., Schwing Model BPA ; <br /> 750D-15R or equivalent) shall be used. A pressure gauge shall be located in-line at the top of the ; <br /> casing or imtnediately before the top of the casing. The gauge shall be capable of reading pressures ; <br /> up to 600 psi in increments of 25 psi or smaller. Alternate equipment may be used at the discretion � <br /> of the Geotechnical Engineer or his or her representative. Approval of any and all onsite <br /> equipment does not infer final acceptance. � <br /> � <br /> Injection Pipes � <br /> Minimum inside diameter: 2 inches,Maximum inside diameter: 3 inches.Use of reducing nipples , <br /> is not allowed. j <br /> ( <br /> 5.0 GROUT NIIXTURE � <br /> General <br /> The materials used in this work shall conform to standard grouting practices as follows: <br /> • Portland cement will conform to ASTM C-150. Aggregate will be natural sand material I <br /> wrth percent passmg the No. 200 sieve not greater than 30 percent.No maximum grain size <br /> is specified,however,it must not create sand blocking at the nozzle at the specified � <br /> operating pressures. I <br /> • Lime will be hydrated if utilized. <br />� � <br /> • M�water shall be potable. ' <br /> • Once mixed,the cement/sand grout(including approved additives) sha11 obtain a minimwn <br /> 48-hour compressive strength of 200 psi. <br /> Grout Mig i <br /> The mixture used for grouting shall be a creamy consistency which will permit the grout to flow. If � <br /> requested,when samples of the grout mixture are set aside for at least 12 hours in a standard f <br /> concrete test mold,the resulting free surface water height shall be less than one percent of the $ <br /> initial sample height. Slump shall not exceed 6 inches. However,the slump may be varied � <br /> throughout the grouting operation at the discretion of the Geotechnical Engineer or his or her I <br /> representative.The grout rnix shall not contain more than 0.6%by weight(221bs/cy)of bentonite. I <br /> If bentonite is to be used,it must be hydrated prior to the addition of cement to minimize bleeding � <br /> and segregation. The use of bentonite in compaction grouting can cause a�loss of compressive <br /> strength of the grout mixiure. � <br /> I <br /> 6.0 GROUT MIXING&PLACING � <br /> If on site mixing is used,facilities sha11 be provided for accurately measuring the ingredients i.n � <br /> each batch of grout. The ingredients shall be thoroughly mixed and immediately pwnped to the I <br /> grout pipes through a flexible hose not more than 250 feet long. , <br /> . � <br />