MIX DESIGNS FOR LYTAG CONCRETE - INTRODUCTION 2

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Uniclass L331:P224 CI/SfB EPIC C311:X223 Eq7 Technical Manual - MIX DESIGNS FOR LYTAG CONCRETE - INTRODUCTION 2 LYTAG GRANULAR AND NATURAL SAND MIXES Skip mix (Lytag granular / Natural sand) 3 Pump mix (Lytag granular / Natural sand) 4 LYTAG / PFA / NATURAL SAND MIXES Skip mix (Lytag granular / pfa / Natural sand) 5 Pump mix (Lytag granular / pfa / Natural sand) 6 LYTAG / GGBS / NATURAL SAND Skip mix (Lytag granular / GGBS / Natural sand) 7 Pump mix (Lytag granular / GGBS / Natural sand) 8 LYTAG GRANULAR AND LYTAG FINES MIXES Skip Mix (Lytag Granular / Lytag Fines) 9 Pump Mix (Lytag Granular / Lytag Fines) 10 Page 1 of 10

LYTAG MIX DESIGNS INTRODUCTION These mixes are typically used where low density concrete is required. Weight savings of 25% over normal weight concrete can readily be achieved. This can lead to considerable cost savings, as concrete section sizes, foundations, and other structural members can be reduced in size or number. For a given crane size, larger skips can be used, as a greater volume of Lytag concrete can be lifted compared to a given weight of normal density concrete. This leads to significant time savings. The information given in the following tables are for guidance only, and it is recommended that trial mixes should be undertaken, and under no circumstances should it be assumed that the mix designs are prescriptive. It is recommended that laboratory trial mixes should be undertaken prior to contract supply starting. The compressive strength classes detailed in the tables are only a selection of mixes and other strength classes can be specified. It is accepted that the cylinder strength (shown first) should be 90% of the cube strength. Cement contents for strength mixes between those shown can be interpolated from those shown. e.g. for a cube strength of 30N/mm 2 the cylinder strength would be 27N/mm 2. Therefore the designation would be LC27/30 with a cement content of 350kg/m 3. Incorporating cement replacements like pfa and GGBS as part of the cementitious component further enhances the properties of Lytag concrete. Using replacements can further help to reduce the risk of thermal cracking due to high temperature differentials and impart benefits to further improve the durability of the concrete. Concrete containing Lytag granular and Lytag fines is used generally where there is the requirement for a very low concrete density such as in long span structures with a high ratio of dead to live loading. Lytag granular and Lytag fines pre-cast concrete will show considerable cost savings over normal weight concrete with regard to section sizes, transportation and handling. Page 2 of 10

Skip Mix (Lytag Granular / Natural Sand) TABLE 2.1. TYPICAL MIX DESIGN PER M 3 OF COMPACTED CONCRETE 197- Suitable Sand to 12620 Lytag to 13055 Consistence (Slump mm) LC20/22 280 670 0.88 70 LC25/28 320 638 0.88 70 LC30/33 370 592 0.88 70 LC35/38 420 546 0.88 70 LC40/44 480 485 0.88 70 LC45/50 600 345 0.88 70 TABLE 2.2. TYPICAL CONCRETE DENSITIES Fresh Wet (kg/m 3 ) Oven Dry (kg/m 3 ) / LC20/22 LC45/50 1910-2000 1600 1800 D1.8 Page 3 of 10

Pump Mix (Lytag Granular / Natural Sand) Lytag concrete can be pumped, both horizontally and vertically, over significant distances. Lytag 4/14 is a lightweight aggregate suitable for pumping and complies with 13055 1:2002. A suitable admixture should be incorporated in the mix design to produce a workable yet cohesive concrete. For further information contact Lytag or the admixture suppliers. TABLE 2.3 TYPICAL MIX DESIGN PER M 3 OF COMPACTED CONCRETE 197- Suitable Sand to 12620 Lytag to 13055 consistence (Flow class) LC20/22 315 800 0.65 LC25/28 355 770 0.65 F4 F5 LC30/33 410 730 0.65 (520-590mm) LC35/38 465 690 0.65 LC40/44 535 620 0.65 TABLE 2.4 TYPICAL CONCRETE DENSITIES Fresh Wet (kg/m 3 ) Oven Dry (kg/m 3 ) / LC20/22 LC40/44 1950-2010 1600 1800 D1.8 Page 4 of 10

Skip Mix (Lytag Granular / PFA / Natural Sand) TABLE 2.5 TYPICAL MIX DESIGN PER M 3 OF COMPACTED CONCRETE PFA to EN 450 Cement to 197-CEM 1 Suitable Sand to 12620 Lytag to 13055 Consistence (Slump mm) LC20/22 210 90 640 0.88 70 LC25/28 240 100 600 0.88 70 LC30/33 275 115 510 0.88 70 LC35/38 315 135 440 0.88 70 LC40/44 360 150 370 0.88 70 LC45/50 440 190 290 0.88 70 TABLE 2.6 TYPICAL CONCRETE DENSITIES Fresh Wet (kg/m 3 ) Oven Dry (kg/m 3 ) / LC20/22 LC45/50 1920-2000 1600 1800 D1.8 Page 5 of 10

Pump Mix (Lytag Granular / PFA / Natural Sand) A suitable admixture should be incorporated in the mix to produce a workable and cohesive concrete. TABLE 2.7 TYPICAL MIX DESIGN PER M 3 OF COMPACTED CONCRETE PFA to EN 450 197- Suitable Sand to 12620 Lytag to 13055 consistence (Flow class) LC20/22 235 100 820 0.65 LC25/28 265 110 790 0.65 F4 F5 LC30/33 300 130 750 0.65 (520 590mm) LC35/38 350 145 680 0.65 LC40/44 395 170 590 0.65 TABLE 2.8 TYPICAL CONCRETE DENSITIES (N/mm 2 ) Fresh Wet (kg/m 3 ) Oven Dry (kg/m 3 ) / LC20/22 LC40/44 1950-2010 1600 1800 D1.8 Page 6 of 10

Skip Mix (Lytag Granular / GGBS / Natural Sand) TABLE 2.9 TYPICAL MIX DESIGN PER M 3 OF COMPACTED CONCRETE 197- GGBS to BS 6699 Part 1 Suitable Sand to 12620 Lytag 13055 (Oven dry) Consistence (Slump mm) LC20/22 140 140 670 0.88 70 LC35/38 210 210 546 0.88 70 LC45/50 300 300 345 0.88 70 TABLE 2.10 TYPICAL CONCRETE DENSITIES (N/mm 2 ) Fresh Wet (kg/m 3 ) Oven Dry (kg/m 3 ) / LC20/22 LC45/50 1920-2000 1600 1800 D1.8 Page 7 of 10

Pump Mix (Lytag Granular / GGBS / Natural Sand) A suitable admixture should be incorporated in the mix design to produce a workable and cohesive concrete. TABLE 2.11 TYPICAL MIX DESIGN PER M 3 OF COMPACTED CONCRETE GGBS to BS 6699 197 Suitable Sand to 12620 Lytag to 13055 (Oven dry) consistence LC20/22 160 160 800 0.65 LC30/33 205 205 730 0.65 F4 F5 LC40/44 270 270 620 0.65 (520-590mm) TABLE 2.12 TYPICAL CONCRETE DENSITIES (N/mm 2 ) Fresh Wet (kg/m 3 ) Oven Dry (kg/m 3 ) / LC20/22-LC40/44 1940-2030 1600 1800 D1.8 Page 8 of 10

Skip Mix (Lytag Granular / Lytag Fines) TABLE 2.13 TYPICAL MIX DESIGN PER M 3 OF COMPACTED CONCRETE 197 Lytag 13055 Lytag 13055 0/4mm Consistence (Slump mm) LC20/22 280 0.75 0.51 70 LC25/28 320 0.75 0.48 70 LC30/33 360 0.75 0.45 70 LC35/38 400 0.75 0.42 70 LC40/44 460 0.75 0.38 70 TABLE 2.14 TYPICAL CONCRETE DENSITY OF LYTAG / LYTAG FINES MIXES (N/mm 2 ) Fresh Wet (kg/m 3 ) Oven Dry (kg/m 3 ) / LC20/22 LC40/44 1800-1850 1400 1600 D1.6 Page 9 of 10

Pump Mix (Lytag Granular / Lytag Fines) Lytag concrete can be pumped, both horizontally and vertically, over significant distances. Lytag 0/4 and 4/14 are lightweight coarse and fine aggregate suitable for pumping and comply with 13055 1:2002. Suitable admixtures should be incorporated in the mix design to produce a workable yet cohesive concrete. It is recommended that a superplasticiser and a viscosity modifier are used to pump Lytag coarse and fine concrete. Depending on the particular admixture used will govern whether 1 or more admixtures are required. For further information contact Lytag or the admixture suppliers. TABLE 2.14 TYPICAL MIX DESIGN PER M 3 OF COMPACTED CONCRETE 197 Lytag 13055 Lytag 13055 0/4mm Consistence (Slump mm) LC20/22 400 0.60 0.53 F4 F5 LC25/28 460 0.60 0.50 F4 F5 LC30/33 520 0.60 0.46 F4 F5 LC35/38 600 0.60 0.41 F4 F5 LC40/44 Contact Lytag TABLE 2.14 TYPICAL CONCRETE DENSITY OF LYTAG / LYTAG FINES MIXES (N/mm 2 ) Fresh Wet (kg/m 3 ) Oven Dry (kg/m 3 ) / LC20/22 LC40/44 1800-1880 1400 1600 D1.6 Page 10 of 10