BIRSS 53 SR — R3 mix for dry-mix and wet-mix shotcreting
Shotcrete mix for repairing and protecting structures, supporting mine workings, tunnel linings, silos and cooling towers; 40 MPa in compression at 28 days.
Shotcreting means applying a repair mix to a surface under pressure, either by the dry process or by wet spraying of a ready mortar. The method suits large volumes of work, vaults and walls of tunnels, shafts and mine workings, bridges, silos, cooling towers and tanks, as well as the stabilisation of slopes and rock bases.
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Shotcrete mix for repairing and protecting structures, supporting mine workings, tunnel linings, silos and cooling towers; 40 MPa in compression at 28 days.
Fibre-reinforced shotcrete mix for repairing bridges, tunnels, hydraulic structures, columns and beams; class R3, F2 400.
Cementitious mix for dry-mix shotcreting in repair and strengthening of structures, tunnels, shafts and vaults; up to 80 MPa compressive at 28 days.
Fibre-reinforced thixotropic mix for shotcreting concrete, brick and stone walls and ceilings on bridges and in tunnels; class R3, W12.
Sulphate-resistant fibre-reinforced mix for shotcreting bridges, tunnels, tanks and treatment plants; watertightness W20.
Fibre-reinforced shotcrete mix for structural repair of walls and ceilings of bridges, tunnels and tanks in frost down to −10 °C without heating.
Non-shrink fibre-reinforced class R3 mortar for repairing concrete and reinforced concrete by wet spraying, including in large volumes; from 35 MPa.
Ready dry mix for dry shotcreting of mine workings, rock bases and damaged concrete, brick and stone; compression from 45 MPa at 28 days.
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