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Data Stabilization Protocols for Cement and Concrete Projects

This document outlines the necessary inputs and standard protocols for data stabilization in cement and concrete projects. It includes a comparison of laboratory and field working times, assessment of material and ambient air temperatures, and other aspects such as accelerated curing and ICL methods. Data gathered will be compiled into a standardized format and circulated to authorities and practitioners who attended workshops. Contributions are welcomed, and if you require protocols, please contact Bryan directly at RPF or via email.

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Data Stabilization Protocols for Cement and Concrete Projects

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  1. Stabilization

  2. Data base inputs • Various inputs that will answer the question are required • Standard protocols • Laboratory working time • Compare lab and field working times • Assess material and ambient air temperatures • Other aspects, eg, accelerated curing, ICL • Revised ICL – F Netterberg • Standard data format • Spreadsheet

  3. Process • Circulated to Authorities and practitioners who attended the workshops (mostly) • Protocols • ICL method • Spreadsheet, eg. • Request to gather and return data

  4. Implementation • Data gathered to be inserted into data base • Also feedback from other projects regarding suitability of and experience with different cements

  5. Get involved • If you haven’t got the protocols from Bryan, are likely to have access to such data and would like to get involved • Let him know • Either here at RPF • or tel: 011 315 0300 • Or email bryan@cnci.org.za

  6. THANK YOU !

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