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  1. techcrete

    Cementitious Non-Shrink Grout - Surface Area?

    What percentage of unconfined surface area is allowable during placement of a non-shrink grout? I am aware that non-shrink grouts need to be confined when placed, perhaps with a grout-box around a baseplate. However, a grout-box has unconfined surface area in the space between the baseplate...
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    Grout 'cubes' vs. Concrete 'cylinders'

    Thank You all for your expert opinions. I have gained a wealth of knowledge from your comments. I look forward to contributing with you in the future.
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    Grout 'cubes' vs. Concrete 'cylinders'

    Thank you all for the helpful responses. BigH, the technician is not an employee of mine nor of my company. I have not spoken with the technician so ultimately I do not know exactly why he was using 2X4 cylinder molds. Woofar & conceng both make strong points! I believe that Woofars...
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    Grout 'cubes' vs. Concrete 'cylinders'

    Thanks for the reply Dick. Perhaps I'm slightly confused by your response. It is my understanding that there is indeed a significant difference in the aspect ratios between the two samples (cubes vs. cylinders), however this ratio is less significant for masonry grout where the mold material is...
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    Grout 'cubes' vs. Concrete 'cylinders'

    The following scenario lead me to my eventual question: A field technician is casting C-1107 hydraulic cement non-shrink grout specimens into 2X4 cylinder molds for compressive strength testing..(I have only used 2X4 molds for desktop pencil holders but I digress). The breaks are coming up...

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