METHOD STATEMENT FOR RETROFITTING WORKS

WILSON ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION
Project No.:
STRUCTURAL RETROFITTING OF
WACK WACK TWIN TOWERS
Title: Rev No. : 0
Date: July 8, 2024

METHOD STATEMENT FOR
RETROFITTING WORKS
REVISION RECORD
This cover page is a record of all revisions of the document identified above by number and title. All
previous cover pages are hereby superseded and are to be destroyed.
Description and
Rev. No. Date: By: Checked: Approvals Page Numbers of
Revisions
0 July 8, 2024 AMR LVG AD
Project No.:
Title: Rev No. : 0
METHOD STATEMENT FOR Date: July 8, 2024

RETROFITTING WORKS
CONTENTS:
1 PURPOSE
2 SCOPE
3 REFERENCES
4 RESPONSIBILITIES
5 EQUIPMENT & TOOLS
6 PROCEDURES
7 INSPECTIONS & TESTING REQUIREMENTS
8 SAFETY
9 RISK ASSESSMENT
10 ATTACHMENTS
10.1 ATTACHMENT 1 – REFERENCE DRAWINGS
10.2 ATTACHMENT 2 – INSPECTION CHECKLIST
10.3 ATTACHMENT 3 – INSPECTION & TEST PLAN (ITP)
10.4 ATTACHMENT 4 – RISK ASSESSMENT
10.5 ATTACHMENT 5 – MATERIAL DATA SHEETS

Project No.:
Title: Rev No. : 0

RETROFITTING WORKS
1. Purpose:
The scope of this method statement is to explain the sequence of an effective quality control and to
execute the work in compliance to standard and good practices at all stages/ activities for
retrofitting works for the project.
2. Scope:
The scope of this method statement is to describe the procedure intended for the application of
carbon fiber reinforced polymer (CFRP) and related epoxy based impregnating resin for structural
retrofitting of columns.
This work consists of surface preparation, repair of voids and honeycombs, surface leveling and
application of structural retrofitting materials which includes supply of manpower, tools, equipment
and material necessary for the effective execution of retrofitting works.
3. References:
Approved Drawings (Refer to Drawing attachment)

Sikadur®‐31 CF Normal Product Data Sheet
SikaWrap® ‐ 600C Product Data Sheet
Sikadur®‐330 Product Data Sheet
Sikadur®‐300 Product Data Sheet
4. Responsibilities:
Project Manager Company designated Project leader as decided by the management

and assigned with the full responsibility and overall in‐charge hand of the
Project.
Site/ Project Engineer Company designated Project in‐charge of the Project and assigned with the
full responsibility of handling the Project.
Implementation: by Wilson Engineering & Construction (CONTRACTOR)
CONTRACTOR shall take the responsibilities for application of retrofitting materials as per the
construction drawings. Extreme care will be taken during application to avoid any damages to the
services and installed materials.
Trained finishing foremen and applicator will be deployed to ensure the quality of finishes and will
be demonstrated through the quality system adopted by the company. The entire special features
Project No.:
Title: Rev No. : 0

RETROFITTING WORKS
and detailing will be attended separately and coordinated to achieve the desired results and it will
be cross‐checked by the Project Engineer.
Quality Assurance will be carried out in accordance with the requirements of the project
specifications and suitable experienced and approved inspection agencies will be appointed as
required.
5. Equipment & Tools:
Tools and equipment are as follows:

 Air compressor
 Vacuum cleaner
 Impact Breaker/ Rotary Hammer
 Straight edge
 Stanley knife/ scissor
 PVC spatula
 Plastic roller
 Polyester baby roller/ paint brush
 Electric drill with mixing paddle or mixing spindle
 Electric grinder with cup brush
 Masonry trowel
 Mixing bucket/ pail
 Digital weighing scale
 Brush
 Moisture Meter
 Thermometer
 Polyethylene (PE) sheet
6. Procedures:
6.1 Surface Preparation:
6.1.1 The CONTRACTOR represented by the Project Manager, site/project engineer and the Consultant
shall visit the affected area for inspection prior to surface preparation works and confirmation. The
surrounding area of the affected columns should be enveloped with board‐ups prior to the
demolition works. After breaking the masonry/ concrete walls connected to the affected column
with the impact breaker, the concrete surface must be thoroughly cleaned and prepared to achieve
a laitance and contaminant free, open textured surface using steel cup brush connected to electric
grinder. All prepared surfaces must be brushed, air blasted and vacuumed to achieve a dust free
condition. No loose particles should be left on any of the substrate surfaces. Care should be
observed that concrete rubbles/ debris must not fall down the building and safety nets be installed
Project No.:
Title: Rev No. : 0

RETROFITTING WORKS
for external columns. Vacuum cleaner must be utilized to minimize the effect of dust contamination
all throughout the surface preparation works.
6.1.2 External corners must generally be rounded/ chamfered to a minimum radius of 25 mm, or as
required by the Engineer’s specification (Column confinement). This can be achieved either by
grinding.
6.1.3 The surfaces to be strengthened must be levelled to ensure that the specified tolerances are
achieved and maintained as detailed in the table below. The plane and level of the substrate is to be
checked with a suitable straight edge. The tolerance required depends on the specified standards to
be achieved. The recommended Sika® values are given in the right hand column of the table below.
Standard Fib bulletin 14 Sika® recommendation

Tolerance for 2 m length 10 mm ‐
Tolerance for 0.3 m length 4 mm 2 mm
Max. formwork marks ‐ 0.5 mm
6.1.4 After establishing a clean concrete surface, the affected surface must be inspected for cracks, voids
and honeycombs. All concrete imperfections must be totally sealed or rectified by the CONTRACTOR
using Sikadur®‐31 CF Normal repair mortar. The final surface must be smooth, dry and free of
damaged concrete and any other contaminants as dust, foreign particles, cement laitance, oil,
grease, surface coatings, curing compounds, waxes and impregnations etc., which could adversely
affect or inhibit the bond of the strengthening system to the concrete. The substrate moisture
content must be less than 4% pbw.
6.1.5 The concerned work area must also be cleaned after every operation shift. Inspection Request must
be raised by the CONTRACTOR upon completion of the rectification works and before proceeding
with the retrofitting works.
6.2 Preparation and Application of Structural Retrofitting Materials:
6.2.1 SikaWrap® ‐ 600 C shall only be applied by trained and experienced workmen. It is the responsibility
of the CONTRACTOR to submit the training certificates of all his workmen responsible for the
retrofitting operations.
6.2.2 The carbon fiber fabric shall be cut to the required dimensions with special scissors or a Stanley
knife (razor knife / box‐cutter knife). It is highly advisable not to fold the carbon fiber fabric during
cutting.
6.2.3 SikaWrap® ‐ 600 C is applied using the wet application process. The system build‐up and
configuration as recommended by Sika, the manufacturer, must be fully complied with and may not
be changed. For concrete substrate adhesive primer, Sikadur® ‐ 330 (for rougher substrates) or
Sikadur® ‐ 300 (for smoother substrates) 2‐component epoxy‐based impregnating resin must be
utilized. For impregnating/ laminating resin, the CONTRACTOR can only use Sikadur® ‐ 300.
Project No.:
Title: Rev No. : 0

RETROFITTING WORKS
6.2.4 Mixing of Concrete Substrate Adhesive Primer. For Sikadur® ‐ 330, which comes in 5kg (A+B)
packaging, the mixing ratio of components A and B is 4 : 1 by weight. For Sikadur® ‐ 300, which
comes in 20kg/set packaging, the mixing ratio of components A and B is 100 : 34.5 by weight. When
using bulk material, the exact mixing ratio must be safeguarded by accurately weighing and dosing
each component.
6.2.5 Mixing of Impregnating/ Laminating Resin. The mixing ratio for Sikadur® ‐ 300 shall be the same as
that for primer which is 100 : 34.5 by weight. For pre‐batched units, mix components A+B together
for at least 3 minutes at low speed. Avoid aeration while mixing. Then, pour the whole mix into a
clean container and stir again for approx. 1 more minute at low speed to keep air entrapment at a
minimum. For bulk packing and not pre‐batched, add the components in the correct proportions
into a suitable mixing pail and stir correctly using an electric low speed mixer as above for pre‐
batched units.
6.2.6 After mixing the resin and the hardener for Sikadur® ‐ 330, the CONTRACTOR need to consider the
pot life of the mixture based on the ambient temperature. For ambient temperatures of +35oC,
+23oC and +10oC, the pot life for 5kg mixture shall be within 30 mins., 60 mins. and 90 mins.,
respectively. It is shorter at high temperatures and longer at low temperatures. The greater the
quantity mixed, the shorter the pot life. To obtain longer workability at high temperatures, the
mixed adhesive may be divided into portions. Another method is to chill components A+B before
mixing them (not below +5 °C).
6.2.7 For Sikadur® ‐ 300, the CONTRACTOR need to consider the pot life of the mixture based on the
ambient temperature. For ambient temperatures of +40oC, +23oC and +15oC, the pot life for the
mixture shall be within 90 mins., 4 hours and 6 hours, respectively. The sequence of operations shall
be planned to ensure that the adhesive can be applied, joined and the work with it completed
within three hours of mixing the adhesive or within 80% of the pot life, whichever comes first.
6.2.8 Prior to starting the application, the CONTRACTOR need to measure and record the substrate
moisture content (to be less than 4%), the relative humidity and determine the dew point. The
temperature must be min. 3 °C above the dew point.
6.2.9 Primer Application. Primer application is the same procedure for manual impregnation or
mechanical saturator impregnation. Apply the primer (Sikadur®‐330 for ‘rougher’ substrates,
Sikadur®‐300 for ‘smoother’ substrates) to the prepared substrate with a trowel, brush or roller. The
Sikadur®‐300 resin is very liquid and if necessary, it is possible to apply a second coat after the first
coat has penetrated into the concrete substrate.
6.2.10 Manual Resin Application. Distribute 2/3 of the expected Sikadur®‐300 quantity on a clean PE sheet
and then place the pre‐cut fabric onto the resin covered sheet. Saturate SikaWrap® fabric by rolling
with a mohair or plastic roller in the fibre direction until the resin penetrates through the fabric.
Distribute the remaining 1/3 of the Sikadur®‐300 onto the fabric and evenly spread with roller to
Project No.:
Title: Rev No. : 0

RETROFITTING WORKS
fully saturate fabric. Remove the excess resin. The resin consumption can be checked by taking the
weight of the fabric before and reweighing after wetting with Sikadur®‐300.
6.2.11 Fiber Application. Always work in the same direction as the fibers. Avoid excessive force and moving
the roller back and forth when laminating to prevent any folding or creasing of the SikaWrap® ‐ 600C
fabric.
6.2.12 Fabric Positioning/ Lamination. Place the pre‐wetted, saturated SikaWrap® fabric onto the primed
wet surface in the required direction (within the open time of the primer) and smooth by hand to
remove folds, creases and large air entrapments. The easiest way to transport the impregnated
fabric is to roll it onto a cardboard tube. This way the fabric is less likely to get distorted or wrinkled.
If possible, leave the fabric on the roll for 5‐10 minutes, so the resin can soak into the fibre bundles.
For a better grip of the fabric to the tube, it is possible to cover it with quartz sand before use.
6.2.13 Multiple Layers. If additional layers are required, repeat the impregnation and lamination process
described above. The application must take place wet on wet and within 60 minutes (at +23 °C) of
the previous layer. If it is not possible to apply the subsequent layers of fabric within 60 minutes of
the previous one, then a waiting time of at least 12 hours must be observed before application of
the next layer, and again a priming layer is necessary. Take note of the open times mentioned in the
PDS of Sikadur® ‐ 300. In all situations where application is onto a cured layer of the epoxy resin, the
surface must be dry and free of dust prior to the application. The overlapping sections of the
additional layers should be distributed around the circumference of the column.
6.2.14 Cleaning. Clean all tools and application equipment with epoxy reducer or lacquer thinner
immediately after use. Any uncured epoxy should be wiped up with a rag wetted with solvent.
Hardened material can only be removed mechanically.
7. Inspections and Testing Requirements:
7.1 Before Application. The concrete substrate strength must always be checked and verified in all
situations. This is done by means of a series of pull‐off tests as outlined in Document 810 4:
“Description of Test Procedure: Surface Adhesion Strength of Concrete”. The mean adhesive tensile
strength of the prepared concrete substrate must be minimum 1.5 N/mm2 (Sika® minimum
recommendation) unless otherwise detailed in the Engineer’s specifications. Concrete substrates
must generally be at least 28 days old. If the substrate is damaged and needs to be repaired, a
repetition of the substrate strength tests is necessary after repair.
7.2 Site Inspection. On site, all aspects of preparation, mixing, and application of materials should be
continuously observed and recorded, including the following:
• Surface preparation and testing
• Materials labels and batch numbers
• Mixing of the resin materials
Project No.:
Title: Rev No. : 0

RETROFITTING WORKS
• Application of the resin to the substrate and the fabric

• Curing of the materials
• System testing
• All other details relating to the strengthening requirement and system specification
7.3 Upon Completion of Retrofitting. Upon completion of the curing process the installed system should
be checked again for any areas where the impregnation resin has not fully penetrated, or where any
resin has not completely cured. Any such areas covering more than 25 x 25 mm on the surface must
be repaired. Any repairs must be made subject to the same application, curing and quality control
specifications as the original work. Small delamination’s and / or bubbles can be injected with a
compatible resin system to re‐establish bond between the substrate and the strengthening system.
If large defects are found, removal of the applied system and re‐application, or the application of
additional layers of FRP Reinforcement may be necessary. The repair type, the preparatory works,
the number of layers to be added and the overlapping lengths must all be approved by the
responsible Structural Engineer.
8. Safety:
8.1 The safety officer shall give all operatives safety induction training before starting works.
8.2 Provide protection to existing work & components, which are liable to damage during application.
8.3 The area where retrofitting work is to be done will be protected with board‐ups or warning tapes in
order to avoid foot traffic and other trade activities in that area.
8.4 Provide enough lighting in areas of work in night time installation.
8.5 Provide necessary safety belts, gondola, scaffolding, wooden planks and working platforms, ladder
etc… for easy access of labors near at the working area.
8.6 The risks can be controlled by the use of necessary PPE’s and by providing safe and adequate
platforms approved by the site safety department.
8.7 Safety goggles, masks and hand gloves shall be provided to all workers for the application of
retrofitting materials.
8.8 When working at high level open areas, safety railing shall be provided prior to installation.
8.9 Waste management: Waste retrofitting materials, concrete debris, empty cans and other
construction materials shall be carted away and dumped to the approved dumping yard.
8.10 Housekeeping: High standard of housekeeping shall be maintained.

Project No.:
Title: Rev No. : 0

RETROFITTING WORKS
8.11 First Aid Box with all required medicines shall be kept at site.
9. Risk Assessment
Risk assessment deals with the hazards and risks involved while doing the retrofitting operations.
The objective is to clarify the risks so that work can proceed without endangering those involved in
the operations or other workers in the area.
Project No.:
Title: Rev No. : 0

RETROFITTING WORKS
ATTACHMENT 1
REFERENCE DRAWINGS
Project No.:
Title: Rev No. : 0

RETROFITTING WORKS
ATTACHMENT 2
INSPECTION CHECKLIST
Project: STRUCTURAL RETROFITTING OF WACK WACK TWIN TOWERS
Client: WACK WACK TWIN TOWERS CONDO CORP.
Consultant: VILLAROSA ARCHITECTS & ENGINEERS
Contractor: WILSON ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION
INSPECTION CHECKLIST
Checked By
CHECKLIST ITEMS YES NO Signature Remarks
ENGINEER
1 SUBSTRATE PREPARATION
Are there cracks above 0.2 mm wide in the concrete?   
Has any damage to the structure been repaired?   
Have the cracks been injected?   
Is the concrete surface even? (see Table in Section 6.1.3)   
Is the average moisture content of the concrete below 4%?   
Is there free standing water on the surfaces?   
Are the surfaces to be bonded cleaned?   
Is there any dust or other contaminants present?   
2 CLIMATE 
Does the air and surface temperature exceed 5°C?   
The actual average temperature is: __________ °C   
Is the ambient temperature at least 3° above the dew point?   
3 AFTER INSTALLATION 
Are there any voids?   
Is there any adhesive with areas of discoloration?   
Have there been any deviations or changes from the initial

  
specification and schedule?
PREPARED BY: NOTED BY:

SIGNATURE SIGNATURE
NAME NAME
POSITION PROJECT ENGINEER / QA/QC ENGINEER POSITION PROJECT MANAGER
COMPANY WILSON ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION COMPANY WILSON ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION
DATE DATE
CHECKED BY:
FINAL REMARKS:
SIGNATURE
NAME
POSITION RESIDENT ENGINEER/ CONSULTANT
COMPANY VILLAROSA ARCHITECTS & ENGINEERS
DATE
Project No.:
Title: Rev No. : 0

RETROFITTING WORKS
ATTACHMENT 3
INSPECTION & TEST PLAN (ITP)

WACK WACK TWIN TOWERS CONDO CORP. INSPECTION & TEST PLAN
REF. No.: ITP_001
STRUCTURAL RETROFITTING OF REV. NO. 0
WACK WACK TWIN TOWERS DATE: 8‐Jul‐24
PAGES: 1
ACTIVITY: STRUCTURAL RETROFITTING WORKS
INSPECTION & ACCEPTANCE

ITEM NO. DESCRIPTION REMARKS
ITL CONTRACTOR CONSULTANT
1.0 Requirement before Construction PE QC
1.1 Preparation of MS and ITP H H H/R H Prior to start
1.2 Issued Design drawings H H R H Prior to start
2.0 Materials approval
2.1 Sikadur®‐31 CF Normal H H R H Prior to start
2.2 SikaWrap® ‐ 600C H H R H Prior to start
2.3 Sikadur®‐330 H H R H Prior to start
2.4 Sikadur®‐300 H H R H Prior to start
3.0 Material Delivery
3.1 Check the manufacturing and expiry dates H H W W Each delivery / IR
3.2 Storage Area H H W W Each delivery / IR
4.0 Installation
Each location / IR +
4.1 Substrate preparation works H H W H
Inspection checklist
4.2 Substrate rectification works H H W W
4.3 Primer application H H W H
4.4 Installation of Fabric/ Lamination H H W H
4.5 Final Inspection H H W W
LEGEND : H ‐ HOLD FOR INSPECTION

W ‐ WITNESS INSPECTION
S ‐ SURVEILLANCE INSPECTION
R ‐ REVIEW
CONTRACTOR APPROVAL CONSULTANT APPROVAL

NAME : NAME :
SIGN : SIGN :
DATE: DATE:
Project No.:
Title: Rev No. : 0

RETROFITTING WORKS
ATTACHMENT 4
RISK ASSESSMENT
RISK ASSESSMENT
 ASSESSMENT INFO:
Project Name: Project No: Start Date Completion Date TBA
CONTRACTOR Sub Contractor (Select the one who will execute the activity) WILSON ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION
Assessment Facilitated
Mel Cruz HSE Officer WILSON ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION
by:
Main Activity Description: STRUCTURAL RETROFITTING of WACK WACK TWIN TOWERS Sub Activity: Retrofitting Works
 ASSESSMENT:
Risk Rating Additional Control Measures Residual
No. Steps Hazards Preventive Measures (Barriers)
FxS=R (Barriers) FxS=R
Air compressor/hose shall

undergo testing by competent
Blow up the hose which can
person before it is used
cause damage to property or
cause injury
Competent person shall check Close monitoring by a competent
the machines before supervisor
Environmental hazard due to oil
Cleaning the concrete commencing the works
1 spill from the machine and can 3 3 9 2 2 4
substrate using air compressor. Recommend to keep 1 person
cause sliding hazard as well
Stand by dip tray for the oil standby near the pressure valve for
spill. the emergency shut off.
Moving the machine can cause
back injury to the operatives.
Proper handling and posture in
moving the machine
RISK ASSESSMENT

Proper disposal of oil spill and

other gas
Use of proper PPE
Competent person to check the

Electrical hazard. Possible
machines before commencing
electrocution
the works
Close monitoring by a competent
Operative’s hand can be caught supervisor
Concrete breaking and chipping Use of Royal cords only for
in‐between the rotating shaft of
2 using electric impact breaker/ extensions 3 3 9 2 2 4
the machine and its Tool Box Talk to all deployed
rotary hammer
attachments workers
Competent worker to conduct
the works
Concrete debris may splatter
and hit operatives
Use of proper PPE
Close monitoring by a competent

Proper use of cutting tools and
Can cause minor to serious supervisor
securing blades when not in
Cutting of fabric using utility injury to operatives like minor
3 use 3 3 9 2 2 4
knives/ scissors cuts with the use of sharp Tool Box Talk to all deployed
blades workers
Use of proper PPE
RISK ASSESSMENT

Competent applicator shall

conduct the work
The prime hazard in the

application of retrofitting is Site availability of eye wash Close monitoring by a competent
when the materials splashes supervisor
Mixing and application of
4 into the eyes and skin during Use of proper PPE 3 3 9 2 2 4
retrofitting materials.
mixing and application process. Tool Box Talk to all deployed
Can cause injury and irritation workers
of the skin. Dispose immediately all
construction debris at the
designated area approved by
the Client
Recommend to have
Slip & trip hazard housekeeping to follow the
can cause serious injury to the activity
Close monitoring by competent
5 Housekeeping operatives and can cause 3 4 12 1 2 2
supervisor
serious damage to property, like Or spare 1hr for housekeeping
fire. every day before leaving the
site
RISK ASSESSMENT
 ATTENDEES:
No. NAME DESIGNATION SIGNATURE DATE
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
 CONTROL/ACKNOWLEDGEMENT:
Compiled by: HSE Officer Mel Cruz
Acknowledged by:
Approved by: PROJECT MANAGER

Project No.:
Title: Rev No. : 0

RETROFITTING WORKS
ATTACHMENT 5
MATERIAL DATA SHEETS

Product Data
Product Data Sheet
Sheet
Version Only to be applied by a Sika Approved Contractor
Edition no. 01/12 (reprinted 03/13)
09.22.2013
SikaWrap - 600 C
SikaWrap®-600 C
Carbon fibre fabric for structural strengthening.
SikaWrap - 600 C is a unidirectional, woven carbon fiber fabric for installation
Product Decription using
SikaWrap ®
the wet application
-600 process. Equipped
C is a unidirectional, wovenwith weft fibre
carbon fibersfabric
that keep the
Product
fabric stable (heat-set
for installation process).
using the wet application process. Equipped with
Description weft fibres that keep the fabric stable (heat-set process).
Uses Structural Strengthening of reinforced concrete, masonry, brickwork and timber
elements or structures, to increase flexural and shear loading capacity for:
Uses Structural strengthening
Improved seismic steel of reinforced
reinforcementconcrete, masonry, brickwork and timber
Improved
elements seismic performance
or structures, to increase of masonry
flexural andwalls.
shear loading capacity for:
Construction
Replacing missing steel reinforcement.

Improved missing
 Replacing seismic steel
performance of masonry walls
reinforcement.
Structural upgrading to comply with the current local standards.
 Replacing missing steel reinforcement
Increasing the strength and ductility of columns.
 Increasing the strength and ductility of columns
Increasing the loading capacity of structural elements
Increasing the loading capacity of structural elements.
Increasingservice
 Improving the loading
life and capacity of structural elements
durability
 Enabling
Enablingchanges
Enabling
Enabling changesin
changes
changes ininuse/
in usealterations
use/
use/ alterations
alterations
and
and
/ alterations
and
refurbishment.
refurbishment.
and refurbishment
refurbishment
 Correcting
Correctingstructural
structuraldesign
designand/
andor/ or
construction defects.
construction defects
 Increasing
Increasingresistance
resistancetotoseismic
seismicmovement.
movement
Increase
Increase resistance
resistance to
to seismic
seismic movement.
movement.
Characteristics/  Improving service
Multifunctional lifeforand
fabric usedurability
in many different strengthening applications.
Advantages  Flexible and
Structural accomodating
upgrading of different
to comply surfacestandards
with current planes and geometry (beams,
columns, chimneys, piles, walls, soffitss, silos and etc.)
Characteristics /  Multifunctional fabric for use in many different strengthening applications
Low density for minimal additional weight and extremely cost effective in
Advantages
 comparison
Flexible andtoaccommodating
traditional strengthening techniques.
of different surface planes and geometry (beams,
columns, chimneys,
Approved by ICBO/ ICC piles, walls, soffits, silos etc.)
ER-5558
 Used for shear,
Low density forconfinement or flexural
minimal additional strengthening.
weight
High strength, light weight, non corrosive and alkali resistant.
 Extremely cost effective in comparison to traditional strengthening techniques
Product Data
Form
Fibre Type Mid-range strength of selected carbon fibres.
Fabric Construction Fibre orientation: 0° (unidirectional).
Warp: black carbon fibres (>95% of total areal weight).
Packaging
Fabric length / roll Fabric width
1 roll in cardboard box  50 m 500 mm
Storage
Storage Conditions / 24 months from date of production if stored properly in undamaged original sealed
Shelf Life packaging in dry conditions at temperatures between +5°C and +35°C.
Protect from direct sunlight.
1 SikaWrap®-600 C 1/4
Technical Data
2 2
Areal Weight 625 g/m + 35 g/m (total areal weight)
600 g/m2 + 30 g/m2 (carbon fibre content)
Fabric Design Thickness 0.331mm
3
Fibre Density 1.81 g/cm
Mechanical / Physical
Properties
Dry Fibre Properties Values in the longitudinal direction of the fibres (according to EN 2561)
2
Tensile Modulus Minimum Value 242,000 N/mm
Tensile Strength Minimum Value 3,800 N/mm2
Elongation at break 1.55%
1.7 %
Laminate Properties Values in the longitudinal direction of the fibres (according to ISO 527)
(related
(related to fiber
(relatedtoto
(related
thickness)
tofibre
fibre
fibre Single layer, 10 samples per test series
thickness)
thickness)
thickness)
Impregnating resin Sikadur®-300
Laminate thickness (nominal) 0.331 mm
mm
Design cross section per 1000 mm width 331 mm2
Average 241 kN/mm2
Tensile Modulus
Characteristic 211 kN/mm2
2
Average 2866 N/mm
Tensile Strength
Characteristic 2564 N/mm2
Design Values Actual design strain has to be determined according to relevant design standard.
Laminate
Laminatethickness
thicness
(1.0mm)
Average 992 kN/m
950
(1.0 mm 2 ) Tensile resistance
Characteristic 850 kN/m
Tensile force at 0.4% Average 320 kN/m

elongation Characteristic 280 kN/m
Average 480 kN/m
Tensile force at 0.6%
Characteristic 420 kN/m
elongation
System
System
Information
Information
System Structure The system build-up and configuration as described must be fully complied with and
may not be changed.
® ® ®
Concrete substrate adhesive primer - Sikadur -330 or Sikadur -300 with Sika
Extender T
®
Impregnating / laminating resin - Sikadur -300.
Structural strengthening fabric - SikaWrap®-600 C.
For detailed information on Sikadur®-330 or Sikadur®-300, together with the resin
® ®
and fabric application details, please refer to the Sikadur -330 or Sikadur -300
®
Product Data Sheet and the Method Statement of SikaWrap manual wet
®
application (Ref. 850 41 03) or SikaWrap machine wet application (Ref. 850 41
04).
Application Details
Consumption First layer including layer: 1.3 – 1.8kg/m
Following layers: ≥ 0.75 kg/m²
®
Please refer to the ‘Method Statement of SikaWrap manual wet application’ Ref:
850 41 03 or the ‘Method Statement of SikaWrap® machine wet application’ Ref:
850 41 04. for further information.
Substrate Quality Minimum substrate tensile strength: 2.0 N/mm² or as specified in the
1.0
strengthening design.
Please also refer to the ‘Method Statement of SikaWrap® manual wet application’
Ref: 850 41 03 or ‘Method Statement of SikaWrap® machine wet application’ Ref:
850 41 04 for further information.
Substrate Preparation Concrete must be cleaned and prepared to achieve a laitance and contaminant
free, open texture surface.
®
Please also refer to the ‘Method Statement of SikaWrap manual wet application’
®
Ref: 850 41 03 or the ‘Method Statement of SikaWrap machine wet application’
Ref: 850 41 04 for further information.
Application
Instructions
Application Method / The fabric can be cut with special scissors or a Stanley knife (razor knife / box-
Tools cutter knife). Never fold the fabric!
SikaWrap® 600C is applied using the wet application process.
Please refer to the Method Statement of SikaWrap® manual wet application (Ref.
®
850 41 03) or SikaWrap machine wet application (Ref. 850 41 04) for the
impregnating / laminating procedure.
Notes on Application / This product should only be used by trained and experienced professionals.
Limitations ®
The SikaWrap -600 C fabric is coated to ensure maximum bond and durability with
®
the Sikadur adhesives / impregnating / laminating resins. To maintain and ensure
full system compatibility, do not interchange different system components.
®
The SikaWrap -600 C can be over coated with a cementitious overlay or other
coatings for aesthetic and / or protective purposes. The over coating system
selection is dependent on the exposure and the project specific requirements. For
®
additional UV light protection in exposed areas use Sikagard -550 Elastic or
®
Sikagard -680S.
Please refer to the Method Statement of SikaWrap® manual wet application (Ref.
®
850 41 03) or SikaWrap machine wet application (Ref. 850 41 04) for further
information, guidelines and limitations.
Value Base All technical data stated in this Product Data Sheet are based on laboratory tests.
Actual measured data may vary due to circumstances beyond our control.
Local Restrictions Please note that as a result of specific local regulations the performance of this
product may vary from country to country. Please consult the local Product Data
Sheet for the exact description of the application fields.
Health and Safety For information and advice on the safe handling, storage and disposal of chemical
products, users shall refer to the most recent Material Safety Data Sheet containing
Information physical, ecological, toxicological and other safety-related data.
Legal Notes 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 accordance with Sika’s recommendations. 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 user of the product must test the product’s suitability for the
intended application and purpose. Sika reserves the right to change the properties
of its products. The proprietary rights of third parties must be observed. All orders
are accepted subject to our current terms of sale and delivery. Users must always
refer to the most recent issue of the local Product Data Sheet for the product
Construction
concerned, copies of which will be supplied on request.
Sika Philippines, Inc.

Units A/B #888
SikaMarcos
(NZ) Limited Phone : +632 800-1818
Alvarez Avenue,
PO BoxTalon, TeleFax:
19192, Auckland 1746,+632
NZ. 806-2883
Las Pinas City 1747
0800 www.sika.ph.com
745 269 | www.sika.co.nz
Philippines
PRODUCT DATA SHEET
Sikadur®-330
2-COMPONENT EPOXY IMPREGNATION RESIN
DESCRIPTION ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION

Sikadur®-330 is a 2-component, thixotropic epoxy ▪ Conformity with LEED v4 MRc 4 (Option 2): Building
based impregnating resin and adhesive. Product Disclosure and Optimization - Material In-
gredients
USES ▪ Conformity with LEED v2009 IEQc 4.1: Low-Emitting
Materials - Adhesives and Sealants
Sikadur®-330 may only be used by experienced profes-
sionals. APPROVALS / STANDARDS
Sikadur®-330 is used as:
▪ Impregnation resin for SikaWrap® fabric reinforce- ▪ Complies to Specification of Bonding CFS, DPWH Item
ment for the dry application method 416
▪ Primer resin for the wet application system ▪ Complies to ASTM C881, Type I, Type IV, Grade 3
▪ Structural adhesive for bonding Sika® CarboDur® ▪ Avis Technique N° 3/16-875 (annule et remplace N°
plates to even surfaces 3/10-669) Sika® CarboDur®, SikaWrap®
▪ Structural Resin for Bonding Near Surface Mounted ▪ Adhesive for structural bonding tested according to
CFRP EN 1504-4, provided with the CE-mark
CHARACTERISTICS / ADVANTAGES
▪ Easy mix and application by trowel and impregnation
roller
▪ Manufactured for manual saturation methods
▪ Excellent application behaviour to vertical and over-
head surfaces
▪ Good adhesion to many substrates
▪ High mechanical properties
▪ No separate primer required
PRODUCT INFORMATION
Chemical Base Epoxy resin
Packaging 5 kg (A+B) Pre-batched unit
Colour Component A: white paste

Component B: grey paste
Components A + B mixed: light grey paste
Shelf Life 24 months from date of production
Product Data Sheet

Sikadur®-330
June 2019, Version 03.01
020206040010000004
1/4
Storage Conditions Store in original, unopened, sealed and undamaged packaging in dry condi-
tions at temperatures between +5 °C and +30 °C. Protect from direct sun-
light.
Density 1.30 ± 0.1 kg/l (component A+B mixed) (at +23 °C)
Viscosity Shear rate: 50 /s
Temperature Viscosity
+10 °C ~10 000 mPas
+23 °C ~6 000 mPas
+35 °C ~5 000 mPas
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
Modulus of Elasticity in Flexure ~ 3 800 N/mm2 (7 days at +23 °C) (DIN EN 1465)
Tensile Strength ~ 30 N/mm2 (7 days at +23°C) (ISO 527)
Modulus of Elasticity in Tension ~ 4 500 N/mm2 (7 days at +23 °C) (ISO 527)
Elongation at Break 0.9 % (7 days at +23 °C) (ISO 527)
Tensile Adhesion Strength Concrete fracture (> 4 N/mm2) on sandblasted substrate (EN ISO 4624)
Coefficient of Thermal Expansion 4.5 × 10−5 Per °C (Temperature range −10 °C − +40 °C) (EN 1770)
Glass Transition Temperature Curing time Curing temperat- TG (EN 12614)

ure
30 days +30 °C +58 °C
Heat Deflection Temperature Curing time Curing temperat- HDT (ASTM D 648)
ure
7 days +10 °C +36 °C
7 days +23 °C +47 °C
7 days +35 °C +53 °C
Resistant to continuous exposure up to +45 °C.
Service Temperature –40 °C to +45 °C
SYSTEM INFORMATION
System Structure Substrate primer - Sikadur®-330.
Impregnating / laminating resin - Sikadur®-330.
Structural strengthening fabric - SikaWrap® type to suit requirements.
APPLICATION INFORMATION
Mixing Ratio Component A : component B = 4 : 1 by weight
When using bulk material the exact mixing ratio must be safeguarded by
accurately weighing and dosing each component.
Consumption See the "Method Statement for SikaWrap® manual dry application" Ref 850
41 02.
Ambient Air Temperature +10 °C min. / +35 °C max.

Dew Point Beware of condensation.
Substrate temperature during application must be at least 3 °C above dew
point.
Substrate Temperature +10 °C min. / +35 °C max.
Substrate Moisture Content < 4 % pbw
Product Data Sheet

Sikadur®-330
020206040010000004
2/4
Pot Life Temperature Pot life Open time (EN ISO 9514)
+10 °C ~90 minutes ~90 minutes
(5 kg)
(5 kg)
(5 kg)
The pot life begins when the resin and hardener are mixed. It is shorter at high temperatures and longer at
low temperatures. The greater the quantity mixed, the shorter the pot life. To obtain longer workability at
high temperatures, the mixed adhesive may be divided into portions. Another method is to chill compon-
ents A+B before mixing them (not below +5 °C).
APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS For application in cold or hot conditions, pre-condi-

tion material for 24 hours in temperature controlled
SUBSTRATE QUALITY storage facilities to improve mixing, application and
pot life limits.
Substrate must be sound and of sufficient tensile For further information on over coating, number of
strength to provide a minimum pull off strength of layers or creep, please consult a structural engineer
1.0 N/mm2 or as per the requirements of the design for calculations and see also the "Method Statement
specification. for SikaWrap® manual dry application" Ref 850 41 02.
See also the "Method Statement for SikaWrap® manu- Sikadur® resins are formulated to have low creep un-
al dry application" Ref 850 41 02. der permanent loading. However due to the creep be-
haviour of all polymer materials under load, the long
SUBSTRATE PREPARATION term structural design load must account for creep.
Generally the long term structural design load must be
See the "Method Statement for SikaWrap® manual dry
lower than 20-25% of the failure load. Please consult a
application" Ref 850 41 02.
structural engineer for load calculations for the specif-
MIXING ic application.
Pre-batched units: BASIS OF PRODUCT DATA

Mix components A+B together for at least 3 minutes
with a mixing spindle attached to a slow speed electric All technical data stated in this Product Data Sheet are
drill (max. 300 rpm) until the material becomes based on laboratory tests. Actual measured data may
smooth in consistency and a uniform grey colour. vary due to circumstances beyond our control.
Avoid aeration while mixing. Then, pour the whole mix
into a clean container and stir again for approx. 1 more
minute at low speed to keep air entrapment at a min-
imum. Mix only that quantity which can be used with-
in its pot life.
APPLICATION METHOD / TOOLS
See the "Method Statement for SikaWrap® manual dry
application" Ref 850 41 02.
CLEANING OF TOOLS
Clean all equipment immediately with Sika® Colma
Cleaner or equivalent. Cured material can only be re-
moved mechanically.
LIMITATIONS
Sikadur®-330 may only be used experienced profes-
sionals.Sikadur®-330 must be protected from rain for
at least 24 hours after application.
Ensure placement of fabric and laminating with roller
takes place within open time.
At low temperatures and / or high relative humidity, a
tacky residue (blush) may form on the surface of the
cured Sikadur®-330 epoxy. If an additional layer of fab-
ric or a coating is to be applied onto the cured epoxy,
this residue must first be removed with warm, soapy
water to ensure adequate bond. In any case, the sur-
face must be wiped dry prior to application of the next
layer or coating.
Product Data Sheet

Sikadur®-330
020206040010000004
3/4
LOCAL RESTRICTIONS LEGAL NOTES
Please note that as a result of specific local regula- The information, and, in particular, the recommenda-
tions the performance of this product may vary from tions relating to the application and end-use of Sika
country to country. Please consult the local Product products, are given in good faith based on Sika’s cur-
Data Sheet for the exact description of the application rent knowledge and experience of the products when
fields. properly stored, handled and applied under normal
conditions in accordance with Sika’s recommenda-
ECOLOGY, HEALTH AND SAFETY tions. In practice, the differences in materials, sub-
strates and actual site conditions are such that no war-
For information and advice on the safe handling, stor- ranty in respect of merchantability or of fitness for a
age and disposal of chemical products, users shall refer particular purpose, nor any liability arising out of any
to the most recent Safety Data Sheet (SDS) containing legal relationship whatsoever, can be inferred either
physical, ecological, toxicological and other safety-re- from this information, or from any written recom-
lated data. mendations, or from any other advice offered. The
user of the product must test the product’s suitability
for the intended application and purpose. Sika re-
serves the right to change the properties of its
products. The proprietary rights of third parties must
be observed. All orders are accepted subject to our
current terms of sale and delivery. Users must always
refer to the most recent issue of the local Product Data
Sheet for the product concerned, copies of which will
be supplied on request.
Sika Philippines Inc.

888 Marcos Alvarez Ave.,
Talon V, Las Piñas City, Philippines 1747
Tel. No.: +63 2 8806-2875
Fax. No.:+63 2 8806-2883
Website: phl.sika.com
Sikadur-330-en-PH-(06-2019)-3-1.pdf
Product Data Sheet

Sikadur®-330
020206040010000004
4/4
PRODUCT DATA SHEET
Sikadur®-31 CF Normal
SIKADUR®-31 CF NORMAL IS A SOLVENT-FREE, MOISTURE TOLERANT, THIXOTROPIC, STRUCTUR-
AL TWO PART ADHESIVE AND RERPAIR MORTAR, BASED ON A COMBINATION OF EPOXY RESINS
AND SPECIAL FILLERS, DESIGNED FOR USE AT TEMPERATURES BETWEEN +10°C AND +30°C.
DESCRIPTION CHARACTERISTICS / ADVANTAGES

Sikadur®-31 CF Normal is a moisture tolerant, thixo- Sikadur®-31 CF Normal has the following advantages:
tropic, structural 2-component adhesive and repair ▪ Easy to mix and apply
mortar, based on a combination of epoxy resins and ▪ Very good adhesion to most construction materials
special fillers, designed for use at temperatures ▪ High strength adhesive
between +10 °C and +30 °C. ▪ Thixotropic: non-sag in vertical and overhead applic-
ations
USES ▪ Hardens without shrinkage
▪ Different coloured components (for mixing control)
Sikadur®-31 CF Normal may only be used by experi- ▪ No primer needed
enced professionals. ▪ High initial and ultimate mechanical strength
▪ Good abrasion resistance
Sikadur®-31 CF Normal may only be used by experi- ▪ Impermeable to liquids and water vapour
enced professionals. ▪ Good chemical resistance
As a structural adhesive and mortar for:
▪ Concrete elements APPROVALS / STANDARDS
▪ Hard natural stone
▪ Ceramics, fiber cement ▪ Adhesive for structural bonding tested according to
▪ Mortar, Bricks, Masonry EN 1504-4, provided with the CE-mark
▪ Steel, Iron, Aluminium
▪ Wood
▪ Polyester, Epoxy
▪ Glass
As a repair mortar and adhesive:
▪ Corners and edges
▪ Holes and void filling
▪ Vertical and overhead use
Joint filling and crack sealing:
▪ Joint and crack arris / edge repair
PRODUCT INFORMATION
Chemical Base Epoxy resin
Packaging 6 kg (A+B) Pre-batched unit
pallets of 480 kg (80 x 6 kg)
Colour Component A: white

Component B: dark grey
Product Data Sheet

December 2019, Version 01.01
020204030010000039
1/4
Components A+B mixed: concrete grey
Shelf Life 24 months from date of production
Storage Conditions Store in original, unopened, sealed and undamaged packaging in dry condi-
tions at temperatures between +5 °C and +30 °C. Protect from direct sun-
light.
Density 1.90 + 0.1 kg/l (components A+B mixed) (at +23°C) (evacuated)
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
Compressive Strength Curing time Curing temperature (DIN EN 196)
+10 °C +23 °C +30 °C
1 day ~30 N/mm2 ~50N/mm2 ~55 N/mm2
3 days ~45 N/mm2 ~60 N/mm2 ~65 N/mm2
7 days ~55 N/mm2 ~65 N/mm2 ~65 N/mm2
Modulus of Elasticity in Compression ~ 4,600 N/mm2 (14 days at +23 °C) (ASTM D695)
Tensile Strength in Flexure Curing time Curing temperature (DIN EN 196)

+10 °C +23 °C +30 °C
1 day ~14 N/mm2 ~25 N/mm2 ~25 N/mm2
2 days ~25 N/mm2 ~30 N/mm2 ~30 N/mm2
7 days ~30 N/mm2 ~35 N/mm2 ~35 N/mm2
Tensile Strength Curing time Curing temperature (ISO 527)

+10 °C +23 °C +30 °C
1 day ~4 N/mm2 ~8 N/mm2 ~12 N/mm2
3 days ~12 N/mm2 ~20 N/mm2 ~20 N/mm2
7 days ~17 N/mm2 ~21 N/mm2 ~22 N/mm2
Modulus of Elasticity in Tension ~ 5,000 N/mm2 (14 days at +23 °C) (ISO 527)
Elongation at Break 0.4 ± 0.1 % (7 days at +23 °C) (ISO 527)
Tensile Adhesion Strength Curing time Substrate Curing tem- Adhesion (EN ISO 4624, EN
perature strength 1542, EN 12188)
1 day Concrete dry +10 °C > 4 N/mm2 *
1 day Concrete +10 °C > 4 N/mm2 *
moist
1 day Steel +10 °C ~8 N/mm2
3 days Steel +10 °C ~12 N/mm2
*100% concrete failure
Shrinkage Hardens without shrinkage.

Coefficient of Thermal Expansion 5.9 x 10−5 per °C (Temperature range +23 °C − +60 °C) (EN 1770)
Heat Deflection Temperature Curing time Curing temperat- HDT (ISO 75)
ure
7 days +23°C +49°C
(thickness 10 mm)
APPLICATION INFORMATION
Mixing Ratio Component A : component B = 2 : 1 by weight or volume
Consumption The consumption of Sikadur®-31 CF Normal is ~ 1.9 kg/m2 per mm of thick-
ness.
Layer Thickness 30 mm max.
Product Data Sheet

020204030010000039
2/4
When using multiple units, one after the other. Do not mix the following
unit until the previous one has been used in order to avoid a reduction in
handling time.
Sag Flow On vertical surfaces it is non-sag up to 15 mm thickness. (EN 1799)
Product Temperature Sikadur®-31 CF Normal must be applied at temperatures between +10 °C

and +30 °C
Ambient Air Temperature +10 °C min. / +30 °C max.
Dew Point Beware of condensation.
Substrate temperature during application must be at least 3 °C above dew
point.
Substrate Temperature +10 °C min. / +30 °C max.
Substrate Moisture Content Substrate must be dry or mat damp (no standing water).
Brush the adhesive well into the substrate.
Pot Life Temperature Potlife* (EN ISO 9514)
+10 °C ~ 145 minutes
*200 g
The potlife begins when the resin and hardener are mixed. It is shorter at high temperatures and longer at
low temperatures. The greater the quantity mixed, the shorter the potlife. To obtain longer workability at
high temperatures, the mixed adhesive may be divided into portions. Another method is to chill compon-
ents A+B before mixing them (not below +5 °C).
APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS MIXING

Pre-batched units:
SUBSTRATE QUALITY Mix components A+B together for at least 3 minutes
Mortar and concrete must be older than 28 days (de- with a mixing spindle attached to a slow speed electric
pends on minimal requirement of strengths). drill (max. 300 rpm) until the material becomes
Verify the substrate strength (concrete, masonry, nat- smooth in consistency and a uniform grey colour.
ural stone). Avoid aeration while mixing. Then, pour the whole mix
The substrate surface (all types) must be clean, dry or into a clean container and stir again for approx. 1
mat damp (no standing water) and free from contam- more minute at low speed to keep air entrapment at a
inants such as dirt, oil, grease, existing surface treat- minimum. Mix only that quantity which can be used
ments and coatings etc.. within its potlife.
Steel substrates must be de-rusted similar to Sa 2.5. APPLICATION METHOD / TOOLS
The substrate must be sound and all loose particles
must be removed. When using a thin layer adhesive, apply the mixed ad-
hesive to the prepared surface with a spatula, trowel,
SUBSTRATE PREPARATION notched trowel, (or with hands protected by gloves).
Concrete, mortar, stone, bricks: When applying as a repair mortar use some formwork.
Substrates must be sound, dry or mat damp (no stand-
ing water), clean and free from laitance, ice, standing When using for bonding metal profiles onto vertical
water, grease, oils, old surface treatments or coatings surfaces ,support and press uniformly using props for
and all loose or friable particles must be removed to at least 12 hours, depending on the thickness applied
achieve a laitance and contaminant free, open tex- (not more than 5 mm) and the room temperature.
tured surface. Once hardened check the adhesion by tapping with a
Steel: hammer.
Must be cleaned and prepared thoroughly to an ac- CLEANING OF TOOLS
ceptable quality i.e. by blast cleaning and vacuum.
Avoid dew point conditions. Clean all tools and application equipment with Sika®
Colma Cleaner immediately after use. Hardened /
cured material can only be mechanically removed.
Product Data Sheet

020204030010000039
3/4
LIMITATIONS LEGAL NOTES
Sikadur® resins are formulated to have low creep un- The information, and, in particular, the recommenda-
der permanent loading. However due to the creep be- tions relating to the application and end-use of Sika
haviour of all polymer materials under load, the long products, are given in good faith based on Sika’s cur-
term structural design load must account for creep. rent knowledge and experience of the products when
Generally the long term structural design load must be properly stored, handled and applied under normal
lower than 20−25 % of the failure load. conditions in accordance with Sika’s recommenda-
A structural engineer must be consulted for load cal- tions. In practice, the differences in materials, sub-
culations for the specific application. strates and actual site conditions are such that no war-
ranty in respect of merchantability or of fitness for a
BASIS OF PRODUCT DATA particular purpose, nor any liability arising out of any
legal relationship whatsoever, can be inferred either
All technical data stated in this Product Data Sheet are from this information, or from any written recom-
based on laboratory tests. Actual measured data may mendations, or from any other advice offered. The
vary due to circumstances beyond our control. user of the product must test the product’s suitability
for the intended application and purpose. Sika re-
LOCAL RESTRICTIONS serves the right to change the properties of its
products. The proprietary rights of third parties must
Please note that as a result of specific local regulations be observed. All orders are accepted subject to our
the performance of this product may vary from coun- current terms of sale and delivery. Users must always
try to country. Please consult the local Product Data refer to the most recent issue of the local Product
Sheet for the exact description of the application Data Sheet for the product concerned, copies of which
fields. will be supplied on request.
ECOLOGY, HEALTH AND SAFETY

For information and advice on the safe handling, stor-
age and disposal of chemical products, users shall
refer to the most recent Safety Data Sheet (SDS) con-
taining physical, ecological, toxicological and other
safety-related data.
Sika Philippines Inc.

888 Marcos Alvarez Ave.,
Talon V, Las Piñas City, Philippines 1747
Tel. No.: +63 2 8806-2875
Fax. No.:+63 2 8806-2883
Website: phl.sika.com
Sikadur-31CFNormal-en-PH-(12-2019)-1-1.pdf
Product Data Sheet

020204030010000039
4/4

METHOD STATEMENT FOR RETROFITTING WORKS

Uploaded by

Copyright:

Available Formats

You might also like

METHOD STATEMENT FOR RETROFITTING WORKS

Uploaded by

Document Information

Copyright

Available Formats

Share this document

Share or Embed Document

Sharing Options

Did you find this document useful?

Is this content inappropriate?

Copyright:

Available Formats

METHOD STATEMENT FOR RETROFITTING WORKS

Uploaded by

Copyright:

Available Formats

WILSON ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION

Title: Rev No. : 0

Date: July 8, 2024

Title: Rev No. : 0

METHOD STATEMENT FOR Date: July 8, 2024

5 EQUIPMENT & TOOLS

7 INSPECTIONS & TESTING REQUIREMENTS

10.1 ATTACHMENT 1 – REFERENCE DRAWINGS

10.2 ATTACHMENT 2 – INSPECTION CHECKLIST

10.3 ATTACHMENT 3 – INSPECTION & TEST PLAN (ITP)

10.4 ATTACHMENT 4 – RISK ASSESSMENT

10.5 ATTACHMENT 5 – MATERIAL DATA SHEETS

Title: Rev No. : 0

METHOD STATEMENT FOR Date: July 8, 2024

Approved Drawings (Refer to Drawing attachment)

Project Manager Company designated Project leader as decided by the management

Implementation: by Wilson Engineering & Construction (CONTRACTOR)

Title: Rev No. : 0

METHOD STATEMENT FOR Date: July 8, 2024

5. Equipment & Tools:

Tools and equipment are as follows:

6.1 Surface Preparation:

Title: Rev No. : 0

METHOD STATEMENT FOR Date: July 8, 2024

Standard Fib bulletin 14 Sika® recommendation

6.2 Preparation and Application of Structural Retrofitting Materials:

Title: Rev No. : 0

METHOD STATEMENT FOR Date: July 8, 2024

Title: Rev No. : 0

METHOD STATEMENT FOR Date: July 8, 2024

7. Inspections and Testing Requirements:

Title: Rev No. : 0

METHOD STATEMENT FOR Date: July 8, 2024

• Application of the resin to the substrate and the fabric

8.4 Provide enough lighting in areas of work in night time installation.

8.10 Housekeeping: High standard of housekeeping shall be maintained.

Title: Rev No. : 0

METHOD STATEMENT FOR Date: July 8, 2024

Title: Rev No. : 0

METHOD STATEMENT FOR Date: July 8, 2024

Title: Rev No. : 0

METHOD STATEMENT FOR Date: July 8, 2024

Are there cracks above 0.2 mm wide in the concrete?   

Has any damage to the structure been repaired?   

Have the cracks been injected?   

Is the concrete surface even? (see Table in Section 6.1.3)   

Is the average moisture content of the concrete below 4%?   

Is there free standing water on the surfaces?   

Are the surfaces to be bonded cleaned?   

Is there any dust or other contaminants present?   

Does the air and surface temperature exceed 5°C?   

The actual average temperature is: __________ °C   

Is the ambient temperature at least 3° above the dew point?   

Are there any voids?   

Is there any adhesive with areas of discoloration?   

Have there been any deviations or changes from the initial

PREPARED BY: NOTED BY:

Title: Rev No. : 0

METHOD STATEMENT FOR Date: July 8, 2024