cement grout

A shaft of fluid cement grout is formed to ground level.

A cement grout mix is then pumped down the stem of the auger.

A. Buy a silicone grout, not a cement grout.

Water problems were encountered but this was overcome with the solidification of the ground with liquid cement grout.

Grout (cement grout) is seldom used.

While the cement grout is pumped, the auger is slowly withdrawn, conveying the soil upward along the flights.

European standard EN445 and American standard C939 for measuring the flow properties of cement grout mixtures specify a funnel similar to the Marsh cone.

Shafts were sunk into the rock and this allowed the clay to be cleared and cement grout was later forced into the rock which was then back-filled with concrete.

They resolved this by mounting the sleepers on supports made of sand and cement grout, with the sleeper ends resting on comparatively soft broken stone ballast underneath the running rails.

The dam's grout curtain was extended in 1970 after leakage into the power plant reached 429 gallons per minute, using asphaltic emulsion and cement grout, reducing leakage to 37 gpm.

Puddle clay was also used in the cut-off trench into the hillside but when this was found to leak, the supervising engineer, Thomas Hawksley, adopted the then novel technique of pouring cement grout into holes bored along the trench.

This involved placing uncompacted RCC along the form edges, applying a neat cement grout onto the RCC surface, then vibrating the grout into the RCC to enhance a narrow zone of RCC and thus yield a smooth formed face.

In the kitchen, which is now in a new addition at the back of the house, Mr. Tamarkin used plain Douglas fir for a wall of storage, a small square ceramic tile for the cooking area walls, slate with a wide cement grout for the floor and large-scale steel industrial windows.