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Method Statement
Honeycomb Refurbishment and Restoring Concrete
in Concrete Structure
Scope:
This method statement describes the step-by-step procedure for using repair mortar, pourable
mortars (grout) to repair honeycomb and to restore concrete structures.
The information, and, in particular, the recommendations relating to the application and end-use of Sika products, are given in good
faith based on Sika's current knowledge and experience of the products when properly stored, handled and applied under normal
conditions. In practice, the differences in materials, substrates and actual site conditions are such that no warranty in respect of
merchantability or of fitness for a particular purpose, nor any liability arising out of any legal relationship whatsoever, can be inferred
either from this information, or from any written recommendations, or from any other advice offered. The proprietary rights of third
parties must be observed. All orders are accepted subject to our current terms of sale and delivery. Users shall always refer to the most
recent issue of the Product Data Sheet for the product concerned, copies of which will be supplied on request
The working areas shall be protected from direct sun radiation, strong winds or rain
etc., to prevent adverse conditions for the materials preparation, application and curing during and after the
repair works.
2 Applications tools
The concrete surfaces to be repaired must be free from dust, loose or friable materials, surface contaminants
and any other materials which could reduce the bond of the repair materials.
In order to achieve these requirements, all delaminated, weak, damaged and deteriorated concrete and where
necessary sound concrete, shall be removed by suitable mechanical tools.
Appropriate tool selection will depend on the type and extent of damage as well as the substrate quality and
shall be agreed with the Supervising Officer or qualified Engineer.
Note: Hydro-demolition is a preferred fast and effective method of removing concrete which can result in no
micro cracks in the concrete.
The steel reinforcement shall be thoroughly clean and free from rust, scale, mortar, concrete, dust and other
loose and deleterious material which reduces bond or contributes to corrosion. Tie wire and nails shall also be
removed.
The whole circumference of the bar shall be uniformly cleaned, except where structural considerations prevent
this. Cleaning shall not damage in anyway the structural integrity of the steel. Immediately notify the
supervising officer or qualified engineer if there is a possibility of damaging the steel by cleaning.
Exposed bars contaminated with chloride or other deleterious material shall be cleaned by low pressure water
jet (18 MPa) and checked afterwards to ensure the contamination has been totally removed.
Cleaned bars shall be protected against further contamination prior to application of a reinforcement corrosion
protection layer.
1-component products Sika® MonoTop®-610 shall be mixed mechanically using a low speed electrical mixer (max
speed 500rpm) and mixing paddle. When required they can also be mixed in small quantities by hand.
As an anti corrosion protective coating on the steel reinforcement ~2 kg per m² per coat – minimum 2 coats
When concrete cover is inadequate, additional corrosion protection to the steel reinforcement is required.
Apply the Sika anti corrosion protective coating (e.g. Sika® MonoTop® -610), by brush or by spray onto the
prepared rebars. Take care to ensure complete application behind the bars.
Always apply two coats and allow sufficient time for the first coat to harden before applying the second. Tips:
When applying the corrosion protection by brush, the use of two brushes simultaneously helps to ensure
correct coverage behind the bars.
Sika MonoTop 610 As a treatment for preventing continued corrosion of reinforcement in concrete and /
or as a bonding bridge for concrete repair using the Sika® MonoTop® concrete repair
system.
Sika MonoTop 412 TH Structural repair mortar layer thickness 6 mm min / 50 mm max.
For overhead hand applications layer thickness 6 mm min / 30 mm max
Mix Sika MonoTop 610 with clean water as per instructions given in the technical data sheet.
Apply the bonding slurry with a stiff paint brush onto the wetted substrate and the exposed
steel reinforcements.
Mix Sika MonoTop 412 TH repair mortars as per instructions given in the technical data sheet.
Apply Sika MonoTop 412 TH onto the still wet bonding bridge by trowel in a layer thickness of
not more than 50 mm and not more than 30 mm for overhead application. If depth of repair
exceeds the recommended thickness, build up in layers with curing time between applications
of between 12 hours and 3 days.
Cure for at least 3 days by covering with wet hessian or approved curing compound
For best results, a mechanically powered grout mixer must be used. For quantities up to 50 kg. A slow speed
drill fitted with a high shear paddle is suitable. Large quantities will require a high shear vane mixer.
It is essential that mixing capacity and labors availability is adequate to enable the grouting operation to be
carried out continuously. This may require the use of a holding tank with provision for gentle agitation to
maintain fluidity.
The selected water content should be accurately measured and placed into the mixer. Slowly add the total
contents of the SikaGrout® 214-11 bag, mix continuously for at least 3 minutes, making sure that a smooth,
For larger and thick sections i.e. anchor holes, Sockets, block outs, etc it is recommended to bulk out the
SikaGrout® 214-11 with well graded, silt free and clean aggregate to minimize temperature rise. Rinsing the
aggregate with fresh water before use is recommended for best performance.
The quantity of aggregate should be in the range of 50% or 75% part aggregate to 1 part SikaGrout® 214-11 by
weight.
The sequence of adding materials into the mixer changes as follows because such type of mixers are never
watertight:
The total mixing time of 3 minutes should be adhered to in order to obtain best flow characteristics.
Quantity estimates for material using 3 aggregate ratios based on a density of the aggregate of 2.75kg/lit.
The values given above are theoretical values and we recommend obtaining accurate values by taking wet
density measurements with actual aggregates and approved mix design.
8.2 Formwork
Form-up the area to be repaired with suitable formwork.
Formwork shall be clean and fixed in place as soon as possible after the substrate has been prepared properly
fixed to the concrete substrate and sealed with sealant.
Vent holes could be provided for making sure that the formwork will be properly filled up with repair material.
Pour the grout through the “mouth” of the formwork allowing the material flowing to the opposite end. Always
maintain sufficient pressure head while pouring.
Ensure a process of continuous pouring to avoid air entrapment and prevent the material flow from coming to a
stop before the operation is complete.
Always pour from opposite ends to any air release (blow) holes).
Never make the application from 2 places as it is will be difficult to determine if all air has been released and
that the entre void has been filled.
The use of vibrators to consolidate the grout is not recommended however it is possible to tamp the
formwork slightly with a hammer
During pouring process, the vent holes are capped one after another when steady flow is evident.
11.Formwork removal
Leave the formwork in place for at least 2 days or as per the agreed officer.
Cured properly repaired area with wet hessian or approved curing compound Antisol S that shall be applied at
the rate of 0,15 L/m2.
(Would you please contact our technical department and use updated product datasheet in case of any
questions )
Prepared by
Win Tun
TM Technical Engineer (Building System)
Sika Myanmar Limited