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Page 1: Internal Curing: Benefits, Current State, & Directions2018/07/11  · Internal Curing: Benefits, Current State, & Directions Prepared by Jason Weiss, wjweiss@purdue.edu Prepared for

NCC Meeting April 21st , 2015 Slide 1 of 52

Approach

Corrosion

App. Diffusion

Resistivity

Formation Factor

Pore Solution

Curing/Leaching

Temperature

Freeze-Thaw

Deg of Saturation

Sorption

Salt Reaction

Purdue UniversitySchool of Civil Engineering

Internal Curing: Benefits, Current State, & Directions

Prepared by

Jason Weiss, [email protected]

Prepared for

NCC 2015

Page 2: Internal Curing: Benefits, Current State, & Directions2018/07/11  · Internal Curing: Benefits, Current State, & Directions Prepared by Jason Weiss, wjweiss@purdue.edu Prepared for

NCC Meeting April 21st , 2015 Slide 2 of 52

Approach

Corrosion

App. Diffusion

Resistivity

Formation Factor

Pore Solution

Curing/Leaching

Temperature

Freeze-Thaw

Deg of Saturation

Sorption

Salt Reaction

Internal Curing – The Bullet

• Lots of research oninternal curing:– Reduce the potential

for cracking– Reduce chloride

ingress and delay corrosion

– Improve construction robustness (plastic cracking, thermal cracking etc)

– Simple technology (replace some of fine aggregate with fine lightweight aggregate)

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NCC Meeting April 21st , 2015 Slide 3 of 52

Approach

Corrosion

App. Diffusion

Resistivity

Formation Factor

Pore Solution

Curing/Leaching

Temperature

Freeze-Thaw

Deg of Saturation

Sorption

Salt Reaction

Internal and External Curing

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NCC Meeting April 21st , 2015 Slide 4 of 52

Approach

Corrosion

App. Diffusion

Resistivity

Formation Factor

Pore Solution

Curing/Leaching

Temperature

Freeze-Thaw

Deg of Saturation

Sorption

Salt Reaction

Comments on What I Heard this AM

• FLWA better than CLWA (InDOT; CoDOT)• Technically spacing without too much extra

water is the reason for this • Expanded clay, shale, slate, slag all have

shown potential to use (ASTM 1761)• Value in decks, repairs … a lot of research

is already done and ready• INDOT, NYDOT – benefits of ICHPC• CRCP pavement research in progress and

we are focused on curl with what we think are some innovative measures

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NCC Meeting April 21st , 2015 Slide 5 of 52

Approach

Corrosion

App. Diffusion

Resistivity

Formation Factor

Pore Solution

Curing/Leaching

Temperature

Freeze-Thaw

Deg of Saturation

Sorption

Salt Reaction

General IC observations

• Similar or higher strength (increased hyd)• Reduced Chloride Diffusion (Note the IC

will be higher Cs at surface lower D)• Lower modulus … this is good• Freeze thaw shows good performance• SUBSTANTIAL REDUCTIONS IN

CRACKING AND WARPING• New testing for aggregate moisture content

(Centrifuge) and desorption (simple test)• Reduced corrosion, reduced corrosion at

cracks (This is a game changer)

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NCC Meeting April 21st , 2015 Slide 6 of 52

Approach

Corrosion

App. Diffusion

Resistivity

Formation Factor

Pore Solution

Curing/Leaching

Temperature

Freeze-Thaw

Deg of Saturation

Sorption

Salt Reaction

2010 – 2 bridges; 2013 – 4 ICHPC 2014 – 1/2; 2015 1 INDOT; 3 County

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5

Special Thanks

Tommy Nantung

Tony Zander and the team

Ron Walker

Contractors

Ready Mix Producers

Ryan Hekensiefken, Javier CastroTim Barrett and Albert MillerCameron Wilson, Nate Todd

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NCC Meeting April 21st , 2015 Slide 7 of 52

Approach

Corrosion

App. Diffusion

Resistivity

Formation Factor

Pore Solution

Curing/Leaching

Temperature

Freeze-Thaw

Deg of Saturation

Sorption

Salt Reaction

Service Life Improvement

Service Life 60+6 to 100+6 years

Class C 18+6 years

For Reference to Steve’s TalkRCPT 1500 C 56 DaySLM also performed

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NCC Meeting April 21st , 2015 Slide 8 of 52

Approach

Corrosion

App. Diffusion

Resistivity

Formation Factor

Pore Solution

Curing/Leaching

Temperature

Freeze-Thaw

Deg of Saturation

Sorption

Salt Reaction

Current State From My Perspective

• Proven Technology – Reduces cracking and ICHPC is ‘golden’ … ready, set, implement

• Requires training of contractors, inspectors• Right now specification is the ‘Cadillac’

There are also ‘Chevettes’ as well (recipe)• Centrifuge test provides moisture/spreadsheets• Glad to help ‘implement’ and track• ESCSI training modules on line; papers • May benefit from the ‘summary book’ on how to • ICHPC … really beneficial 5% gets you 300%• SAP may be coming …. Will be interesting • Would like to develop a system to track