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NACE CIP 2 Study Guide

Name and define the three NACE standards classifications.

Correct Answer:

-SP: Standard Practice

- TM: Test Method

- MR: Materials Requirement

Acid Etching

Correct Answer:

This process uses a dilute acid solution to remove laitance and roughen the concrete surface.

Efflorescence

Correct Answer:

This condition is caused by moisture passing through the concrete and carrying soluble concrete salts with it to the surface. The salts react with carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, creating a fluffy white crystalline deposit on the surface.

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Low-Pressure Water Cleaning (LP WC)

Correct Answer:

Water cleaning performed at pressures less than 34 MPa (5,000 psig). This is also called "power washing" or "pressure washing".

Laitance

Correct Answer:

Weak surface layer of water-rich cement mixture of fresh concrete caused by upward movement of water.

Some of the properties of concrete are:

Correct Answer:

  • Extremely durable
  • Inorganic
  • Hard
  • Has good comprehensive strength
  • Improves with age

What is the process by which concrete cures?

Correct Answer:

Hydration

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How do ambient conditions and vibration affect poured concrete?

Correct Answer:

  • Ambient conditions: Hot weather causes concrete to cure more rapidly than otherwise,
  • resulting in a greater possibility for voids, and a dusty, low-strength surface. Applying a curing compound can help mitigate the effects of these conditions. Many entities require a wet burlap curing blanket to be used over freshly placed concrete to prevent this type of "drying out".

  • Vibration: This is done to remove air pockets, and can cause the heavy aggregate to
  • sink to the bottom of the form. This results in a weak, sandy surface, creating a fragile layer of sand cement known as laitance. This condition can occur both at the upper surface and at the concrete/form surface or interface.

Explain Guniting.

Correct Answer:

The process of spraying or slinging shotcrete ono a surface as a coating to restore concrete to its original grade.

Concrete may be coated for several reasons including:

Correct Answer:

  • Decoration
  • Waterproofing
  • Enhancing chemical resistance
  • Protection from freeze-thaw cycles
  • Protection of reinforcing steel
  • Decontamination 3 / 4
  • Surface sealer
  • Protection against abrasion and erosion
  • Color coding
  • Protecting purity of water or other products contained
  • Improving and simplifying cleaning
  • Skid resistance

Describe the difference between laitance and efflorescence.

Correct Answer:

  • Laitance is a weak surface layer of water-rich cement mixture on the surface of fresh
  • concrete caused by the upward movement of water.

  • Efflorescence is caused by moisture passing through the concrete and carrying soluble
  • concrete salts with it to the surface. The salts react with carbon dioxide in the atmosphere creating a fluffy white crystalline deposit on the surface.

Surface preparation is generally performed on concrete by:

Correct Answer:

  • Abrasive blast cleaning
  • Hand and power tool cleaning
  • High-pressure waterjetting or blasting
  • Acid etching
  • Stoning
  • Centrifugal blasting
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NACE CIP 2 Study Guide Name and define the three NACE standards classifications. Correct Answer: -SP: Standard Practice - TM: Test Method - MR: Materials Requirement Acid Etching Correct Answer: Th...

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