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DATA SHEET 3150-312 |
DESCRIPTION
Premium PVC Waterstops
are manufactured from premium quality thermoplastic resins, which
are plasticized and stabilized for controlled properties. For
consistent quality, no reclaimed PVC is used. They are extruded
in a variety of thicknesses, widths and centre bulb sizes. The
most used sizes are illustrated in this data sheet but a variety
of other sizes are available.
"T", "X" and "L" spliced sections are available on special order.
USE
Prevention of the passage of water through joints of liquid-containing
or liquid-excluding structures, foundation walls, tunnels and
similar concrete construction. Other applications include swimming
pools, reservoirs, water and sewage treatment plants, retaining
walls, culverts, bridge abutments and dams.
FEATURES
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CAUTION
Proper installation is essential. Voids, honeycombing, segregation
of the mix, or any condition which leads to greater concrete permeability,
are to be avoided.
APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS
Secure the waterstop in
place, using split forms or other suitable method, to ensure correct
positioning and proper embedment of the waterstop in the concrete.
Position the bulb exactly in the middle of the joint.
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Vibrate the concrete around the waterstop thoroughly, to eliminate voids or honeycombs and to ensure effective bonding of the concrete to the waterstop ribs. Before second pour, place copper-clad steel rings as far as possible from the outer edge of the waterstop. Slip #16 gauge tie wires through the rings and secure to the forms or to the reinforcing steel. Provide sufficient number of ties to maintain the waterstop in position during the second pour. Splicing can be accomplished by softening the ends of PVC Waterstop to melting point 200°C ± 10°C (392°F ± 50°F) over an indirect heat source. Thermostatically controlled, Teflon-covered welding irons are recommended (available from MEADOWS). When the plastic begins to melt, place the ends together in direct alignment and hold firmly in position until the plastic cools (about 20 seconds). |
| PHYSICAL PROPERTIES |
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| Tensile Strength |
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| Ultimate Elongation |
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| Low Temp. Brittleness |
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| Tear Resistance |
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Effects of Alkali Change in mass |
CGSB 41-GP-34M |
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| Ultimate Elongation |
CGSB 41-GP-35M |
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SELECTION
Select width which will
withstand the hydrostatic pressures on the joint (see table).
Consider the dimensions of the joints at the time of pouring and
the expected movement between the segments. Types less than 152.4
mm (6") wide are not recommended for joints more than 12.7
mm (1/2") wide at time of pouring. PVC Waterstop must be
correctly positioned for maximum efficiency. Select a type that
is thick enough to remain positioned during the concrete pours.
Thinner types can be wired to surrounding reinforcement. Heavier
sections are recommended for larger structures that are not reinforced.
SPECIFICATION CLAUSE
Broadscope Section 03100, Narrowscope 03150.
Waterstops - W. R. MEADOWS PVC Waterstop; TYPE ...... (specify)
Standard Profiles
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Premium Grade conforming to CGSB 41 GP 35M Types II and III Ontario Hydro M-264-75 MTO Accepted, DSM 9.40.90 |
| Width | Recommended Max. Head of Water |
Approx. Wt. per 100 feet |
Lengths | Stand. | |||
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Type No. 4316 6316 6380 9316 9380 9380-G |
mm 102 152 152 229 229 229 |
(in.)
4 6 6 9 9 9 |
m 19.8 30.5 38.1 45.7 45.7 45.7 |
(ft.)
65 100 125 150 150 150 |
(lbs.) 40 73 127 119 162 228 |
m 15.24 15.24 15.24 15.24 15.24 15.24 |
(ft.) 50 50 50 50 50 50 |
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2005-08-09
