Concrete that demonstrates both superior flowabilities and resistance to material segregation
Noise resulting from vibration during the mold filling process at concrete plants can lead to complaints from neighboring residents.Improving productivity is a priority issue in order to make up for the decline in the labor force, and improving the fluidity of concrete offers a solution to this problem.
When added excessively, cement dispersants used to improve the flowabilities of concrete, lead to a defect called material segregation where the aggregate separates from the concrete. As a result, achieving a balance between the flowability of concrete and resistance to material segregation has always been a challenge.In addition, self compacting concrete causes the problem of cost increases and quality control due to the increase in the amount of powder.
Harnessing its surfactant technology developed in the field of laundry detergents, Kao has succeeded in developing a new, high performance water reducing agent, MIGHTY 21V-SG grants flowabilities for concrete to fill every corner of the mold and Static Stability after filling without material segregation. Our MIGHTY 21 V Series, a high performance water reducing agent based on the concept of achieving both superior flowabilities and resistance to material segregation, as well as good fluidity under vibration, has been well received by a large number of customers.
Features
Main components & physical properties
SOLUTION
Resistance to segregation
Concrete slump test using a vibrating table(NEXCO Test 733 "vibration deformation test")
Fluidity under vibration