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NAME:- SONI JAIVIK M

ENROLMENT NO:- 17012071049

SUBJECT:- CONCRETE TECHNOLOGY(2CI406)

SEMESTER:- 4th

BATCH:- G2

GUIDE BY:- DR.P.J.PATEL


UNDER WATER
CONCRETE
CONTENT
 Definition

 Introduction

 Production of under water concrete

 Placement method

 Maintenance
DEFINITION

 Most under water concrete is mixed on the


surface in the conventional manner and
then placed under water by one of a variety
of methods. Properly mixed concrete is a
stable material with a density of more than
twice that of water.
INTRODUCTION

 Concrete is the premier construction


material across the world and the most
widely used in all types of civil engineering
works.
 During the construction of bridge, dams or
any other structure where the foundation
part of the structure is lie under water, we
have to option for under water
construction.
 When concrete is placed under water , it
 There for should be follow proper mix
design , concrete production and
placement and quality control.
PRODUCTION OF UNDER
WATER CONCRETE
 Proper mix design
 Proportioning under water concrete are
same as conventional concrete.
 According to its performance there are
two classes of concrete mixture
o standard mixture
o high-performance mixture
• concrete placed under water is susceptible to
o cement washout
o laitance
o segregation

 mix design also influence by rheology


o it describes flow and deformation of
materials. The behavior of fresh concrete can be
described by two parameters-yield stress and
plastic viscosity
• water content is the important factor
affecting the rheology of concrete

• water content in a mixture can be


classified into two categories

1) Water absorbed in the aggregate


2) Free water
PLACEMENT METHODS
1) Tromie method

2) Pump method
3) Toggle bags

4)Bags work
MAINTENANCE
o Maintenance procedure consists of
initial inspection, deterioration
prediction, inspection, evaluation and
remedial measures.

o During construction the engineering as


well as social and economical aspects
should be required.
o Adequate protection from corrosion can
be achieved by using anticorrosion or
protective products.

o By placing concrete carefully spilling of


concrete can be avoid up to an extend.
THANK YOU

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