5.3.3. HolcimThe White Mud Resources product was very workable with a slump of 4.5 inches and a w/c ratioof 0.50, air content of 2.8% and a unit weight of 144.5 pcf. The compressive strength of the mixwas 4,300 psi at 7 days with 6,300 psi and 6,740 psi at 28 and 56 days respectively. The averagerapid chloride permeability reading for the 28-day specimen was significantly lower thanbaseline level of 1,064 coulombs.5.3.4. Thiele KaolinThe Kaorock product had good workability with somewhat less additional water compared toother metakaolins. The mix needed an additional 36 pounds of water per cubic yard, bringing thew/c ratio up to 0.47, achieving a slump of 2 inches. The air content was 1.9% with a unit weightof 145.4 pcf. The compressive strength of this mix also exceeded the same respective strengthsfor the baseline with a 7 day strength of 5,340 psi, 6,980 psi at 28 days and 7,600 psi at 56 days.The rapid chloride permeability readings were the lowest of the group with an average of 546coulombs for the 28-day specimens.5.3.5. Western PozzolanThe Lassenite SR product exhibited a high water demand, requiring an additional 54 lbs/cy to thebatch water to achieve a slump of only one inch, bringing the w/c ratio up to 0.50. The aircontent was 2.5% and the unit weight was 146.2 pcf. The compressive strength of the mix was3,980 psi at 7 days, 5,480 psi at 28 days and 5,760 psi at 56 days, with the 56-day results beingmuch less than the baseline mix. The average rapid chloride permeability of the two 28-dayspecimens was 1,972 coulombs.5.4. Additional ProductsThe products from TXI Inc. a lightweight fine aggregate, Holcim’s product called GranCem andFMC-Euclid Chemical submitted lithium nitrate, fit into this category since they are neither a flyash nor a metakaolin. The data information on the TXI lightweight sand and FMC-EuclidChemical’s lithium nitrate can be found in appendices D and B respectively.25
5.4.1. HolcimThe GranCem product from Holcim is a granulated blast furnace slag cement. This materialperformed much like the baseline mix. While the cement replacement level is higher than that ofthe metakaolins and the fly ash, the strength will not be overly compromised because thereplacement is still a cement that will keep strengths up and lower the permeability. The slumpachieved was 4 inches with a w/c ratio of 0.46, with an air content of 2.2% and a unit weight of146.3 pcf. The compressive strengths were 3,670 psi at 7 days, 5,860 psi at 28 days and 6,610 psiat 56 days. The rapid chloride permeability readings averaged 1,040 coulombs at 28 days.ProductBurgessOptipozzSRM SanJuanBoralMonticelloBoral Craig-FACTWhite MudResourcesWesternPozzolanLassenite SRGCCMicrosilexGCCMicrosilex/BoralTable 6. Mix design summary.Air7-day 28-day 56-dayReplacement Slumpw/cCoulombsContent Strength Strength StrengthRate (%) (in)ratio(average)(%)(psi) (psi) (psi)9 1.0 1.9 0.47 5,860 6,720 7,020 85321 6.0 2.0 0.47 3,200 5,080 6,570 4,86026 5.25 2.1 0.44 3,680 5,710 7,510 3,35224 5.0 2.7 0.44 4,090 6,030 7,490 3,02610 4.5 2.8 0.50 4,300 6,300 6,740 1,06416 1.0 2.5 0.50 3,980 5,480 5,760 1,97228 2.25 2.1 0.54 3,550 5,270 6,740 1,80910/10 3.5 2.3 0.44 3,457 5,880 7,070 2,35926
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