Important Points SOP (Standard Operating Procedure) During the Inspection of RCC NP4 Pipes

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Important Points SOP (Standard Operating Procedure) During the Inspection of RCC NP4 Pipes: -    Image-Hydro Test (Photo Credit: Ritesh Raj) (1.) Firstly, approved QAP will be checked.  (2.) ID marks should be marked on the inner and outer sides of pipes.  Image-ID Mark (Photo Credit: Ritesh Raj)  (3.) To check the inner and outer diameter of pipes.   (4.) Smooth finishing and before dispatch of RCC pipes cement slurry or grouting where required.   (5.) Load test is required for RCC pipes as per IS codes. It is different for each dia, of RCC pipes.  Image-Plate Load Test (Photo Credit: Ritesh Raj)   (6.) Concrete mix design checked and in which cement content, cement brand, and water-cement ratio should be checked.  (7.) The straightness test to be checked of RCC pipes through the straightness rods to collinear visible.   (8.) As per requirement 2% of hydro tests are to be checked as IS:458 of the total ordered quantity.  Image-Hydro Test (Pressure Release) (Photo Credit: Ritesh Raj)  

"Description of Cement"



                                                   

Cement is an important ingredient of concrete. It is a binding material, which works is to create the plasticity and bind the other ingredients of material of concrete i.e. fine aggregate (sand), coarse aggregate (10 mm & 20 mm).

When it will adding to fine aggregate i.e. sand works as a mortar and when it will adding to fine aggregate and coarse aggregate with their proper required amount of water and make a complete homogeneous mixture produce concrete.

Cement is made from crushed rock with burnt lime as a binder.
                       
                             
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Classification of Cement:- 

      (A)   Hydraulic Lime-.It is safe from chemical attack. It is a cohesive in nature. It is sets in under water and in wet condition. Hydro means water and lime is the main ingredients parts of cement. So, it is called as hydraulic lime.

(      (B)   Non-Hydraulic Lime- When cements will added with sand, aggregate and waters it creates a chemical reaction and due to its adhesive nature it will set further. It’s resistant to chemical attack after setting. 
     
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Component of Cement:-

(a.)Calcareous Compound-Lime

(b.)Argillaceous Compound- Silica, Clay

Composition of Cement:-

            
Sl. No.
Ingredients
Range
1
Lime
60%-65 %
2
Silica
17%-25%
3
Alumina
3%-8%
4
Iron Oxide
2%-5%
5
Calcium Sulphate
1%-4%
6
Magnesia
1%-3%
7
Sulpher
1%-3%
8
Alkali
0.2%-1%

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Types of Cement:-

(1.)  Ordinary Portland Cement (OPC 33, OPC-43 & OPC-53 Grade)

(2.)  Portland Pozzolana Cement

(3.)  Portland Slag Cement i.e. Blast Furnace Slag Cement

(4.)  Rapid Hardening Cement

(5.)  Extra Rapid Hardening Cement

(6.)  Sulphate Resistant Cement          
          
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(7.)  Quick Setting Time Cement

(8.)  Super Sulpated Cement

(9.)  Low Heat Cement

(10.) Hydrophobic Cement

(11.)  White Cement

(12.)  High Alumina Cement

                             (13.)  IRS T-40 Cement


Composition of Cement Clinker:-

Cement compound i.e. raw materials are put in kiln, it fuses and clinker is formed. These compounds are known as “Bouge Compound”.

Sl. No.
Bogue Compound
Symbol
Name

1
Tri Calcium Silicate
C3S
Alike

2
Di Calcium Silicate
C2S
Balike

3
Tri Calcium Aluminate
C3A
Celite

4
Tetra Calcium Alumino Ferrite
C4AF
Fellite


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Manufacturing of Cement:-


Its involve three basic operations:-

(i) Mixing of ingredients

(ii) Burning of ingredients to form clinker

(iii) Grinding



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Process of Manufacturing:-                     


(          (a.)  Dry Process----------Modern Method

(          (b.) Wet Process---------Old Method

Testing Of Cement:-


(A.) Field Test-------------- (i) Color Test

                                    (ii) Physical Properties Test

                                    (iii) Lump Test

                                                 (iv) Strength Test



(B.) Laboratory Test-------(i) Consistency Test

                                    (ii) Initial Setting Time

                                    (iii) Final Setting Time

                                    (iv)Soundness Test

                                                  (v) Strength Test  
 
                                                                         (vi) Specific Gravity Test

                                                                        (vii)Fineness Test

                                             (viii)Heat Of Hydration Test

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Hydration Of Cement- When water is added to cement a chemical reaction between water and cement takes place which is known as hydration of cement and heat liberated during this chemical reaction is known as heat of hydration.
                
Factors Affecting Hydration of Cement-

    (1.) Temperature

    (2.) Fineness Of Cement

    (3.) Proportion of ingredients of cement, clinker
 

Important Points:-

    (1.) Lime imparts strength and soundness of the cement.

    (2.) Soundness means resistance towards change in volume.

    (3.) If lime is in excess, it makes the cement unsound and cause it to disintegrate.

    (4.) If lime is deficient the strength of cement decreases.

    (5.) If silica is in excess it also increases the strength of cement, but its setting time is increases.

    (6.) Alumina acts as a flux in reducing the clinkering lime.

    (7.) Iron oxide imparts colour, strength and hardness of cement.

    (8.) Calcium Sulphate helps to increasing the initial setting time of cement.

    (9.) Sulpher is responsible for the soundness of cement.

   (10.) When magnesia is in excess, it makes the cement unsound.

   (11.) Lime, Magnesia and Sulpher are the three compounds, which affects the soundness test.


        
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Ritesh Raj
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