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523.1R-06
Guide for Cast-in-Place Low Density Cellular Concrete

2006, 13pp.

$47.50


This guide provides information on the materials, properties, design, proper handling, and applications of cast-in-place low-density cellular concretes having oven-dry densities of 50 lb/ft3 (800 kg/m3) or less. Roof deck systems and geotechnical applications often incorporate these low density cellular concretes.


Keywords: cellular concrete; engineered fill; foaming agent; geotechnical fill; insulating concrete; insulating concrete roof decks; low-density cellular concrete; low-density controlled low-strength material (LD-CLSM); preformed foam.

Contents:

CONTENTS

Chapter 1—General, p. 523.1R-2

1.1—Definition of cellular concrete

1.2—Definition of low-density, controlled low-strengthmaterial (LD-CLSM)

Chapter 2—Materials, p. 523.1R-2

2.1—Cement

2.2—Water

2.3—Preformed foam

2.4—Aggregates

2.5—Admixtures

2.6—Nonstandard materials

2.7—Fiber reinforcement

Chapter 3—Physical properties, p. 523.1R-4

3.1—As-cast density

3.2—Oven-dry density

3.3—Compressive strength

3.4—Drying shrinkage

3.5—Thermal expansion

3.6—Walkability

3.7—Mechanical attachment

3.8—Thermal conductivity

3.9—Fire resistance

3.10—Permeability

3.11—Freezing-and-thawing resistance

Chapter 4—Proportioning and testing, p. 523.1R-6

4.1—Proportioning

4.2—Ingredient compatibility

4.3—Cast density

4.4—Physical properties

Chapter 5—Batching, mixing, placing, finishing, and curing, p. 523.1R-7

5.1—Storage of materials

5.2—Batching

5.3—Mixing

5.4—Placing

5.5—Finishing

5.6—Curing

5.7—Placement in cold-weather conditions

5.8—Placement in hot-weather conditions

Chapter 6—Design considerations for roof decks, p. 523.1R-8

6.1—Form systems

6.2—Roofing readiness

6.3—Load-carrying capacity

6.4—Expansion and contraction joints

6.5—Relief of vapor pressure

6.6—Standard roofing details

Chapter 7—Geotechnical applications,p. 523.1R-10

7.1—Backfill

7.2—Roadway bases

7.3—Pipeline and culvert fills

7.4—Void fills7.5—Tank fills

7.6—Insulation and isolation fills

Chapter 8—References, p. 523.1R-12

8.1—Referenced standards and reports

8.2—Cited references

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