CADANGAN PEMBANGUNAN KOMERSIAL 46 TINGKAT YANG MENGANDUNGI BLOK MENARA DAN

BLOK PODIUM DI ATAS LOT 266, 349 DAN TANAH KERAJAAN, JALAN TUN SAMBANTHAN, SEKSYEN 72,
DALAM BANDARAYA KUALA LUMPUR, WILAYAH PERSEKUTUAN. Works Package Contract: The
Execution And Completion Of Site Clearance, Earthworks, Bored Piling, Diaphragm Wall And Substructure Work
Package No. : 113/P001
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METHOD STATEMENT
FOR
RAFT SLAB CASTING

Aneka Jaringan Sdn Bhd Foundation & Geotechnical Contractor

26A, Jalan Awan Hiau, OUG, Jalan Kelang Lama, 58200, Kuala Lumpur.
Tel: 03-7981 9418 Fax: 03-7981 9703 E-mail: anekageo@yahoo.com

ISSUE NO: 1 REVISION NO: 0 DATE: 1-6-2017

Table of Content
1. Introduction

2. Procedure for Concrete Temperature Control

3. Procedure for Basement Slab Casting

3.1 Lean Concrete & Formwork
3.2 Rebar Installation

4 Casting
4.1 750mm Basement Slab
4.2 3000mm Basement Slab

5 Curing

6 Monitoring and Control

6.1 Temperature Monitoring
6.2 Water Runoff Control

7 Appendixes
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1.0 INTRODUCTION

The following method statement describes the construction procedures that need to be
taken throughout the raft slab construction period. The quality control of the work will
be highlighted in this Method Statement to ensure best quality of work can be
achieved.

The raft slab will be divided into 16 zones for 750mm thick slab, 3 tower areas (3m
thick) and 3 lift core area (1.6m thick). The 3m thick raft slab casting shall be focus
because it involves the uses of low heat concrete and concrete temperature control.

The method statement described in the following sections is subject to review during
the sub-structure construction period, and may be amended if so required. Any
amendment to this method statement shall be submitted to the Engineer for review
and approval prior to the commencement of the work at site.

2.0 PROCEDURE FOR CONCRETE TEMPERATURE CONTROL (3m Thick

Slab Casting)

In order to control the rising temperature within the allowable limit, low heat concrete
is used to maintain the peak temperature below the maximum allowable limit.

The cementitious content involved in this concrete mix is combination of Cement and
PFA as per design mix are enclosed in Appendix A.

The predicted temperature increase is enclosed in Appendix B.

Moreover, to ensure the above predicted temperature is well mitigated, the procedure
for the concrete temperature control is enclosed in Appendix B.
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3.0 PROCEDURE OF RAFT SLAB CASTING

3.1 Lean Concrete and Formwork

50-mm thick of lean concrete of Grade 15 concrete shall be applied to the soffits
of basement slab.
Pressure relief valve and subsoil drain shall be provided as per drawing (ref to
Appendix C). Temporary pump pit shall also be provided for dewatering purpose..
Side formworks will be using conventional formwork from timber and plywood
with built in 50mm thick polystyrene at the internal side of formwork (between
eventual vertical concrete surface and vertical formwork plywood (which enable
the vertical formwork to dismantle after 24 hours of casting while remain the
insulation (50mm thick polystyrene) to confine the temperature. The schematic
diagram on the method of installation of 50mm thick polystyrene is enclosed in
Appendix D.

3.2 Rebar Installation

Required concrete cover shall be provided at bottom and side of rebar

respectively.
Rebar for basement slab/ raft slab must be installed as per construction drawing.
Sufficient number of bar chairs (if required) shall be provided to support the top
rebar.
Column and wall starter bars will also be deployed as supports for top rebar in
addition to bar chairs.
Sufficient number of temporary opening must be provided to allow for workers
and equipment to go inside the reinforcement cage to carry out any necessary
works after completion of rebar installation.
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4.0 CASTING

Bonding agent (Appendix H) shall be applied on the construction joint where

applicable prior casting of raft slab.

4.1 750mm Basement Slab

750mm basement slab area are mainly podium area, which further divided into 16
zones (as per Appendix E). The division on casting zoning is based on our target
to complete the big cast within 12 hours, so there shall be at least 2 pumps truck
employed to perform and finish the job within the limited time.

Assuming,

Concrete volume = 600m3

Pump truck capacity (single) = 50m3/hr

Then, time required = 600m3/ (50m3/hr * 2)

= 6 hours
For,
- Batching time = 10 minutes,
- Travelling time per trip = 35 minutes,
- Estimated turnaround time = 70 minutes,
- Discharging time = 10 minutes,
- Concrete Truck Capacity = 10m3

The time required for a round trip = 10 + 70 + 10 = 90 minutes,

And, to achieve 100m3/ hr or 150m3/ 90 mins

Min Concrete Truck required = 150m3 / 10m3 = 15 trucks

Then, for 2 pump trucks deployed:

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- 1 Pump truck can take care up to 6 concrete trucks/hr

- 2 Pump trucks shall able to take care 12 concrete trucks/hr

Thus, 2 pump trucks are sufficient to achieve the targeted pour volume of 100m3/
hr.

Therefore, in order to ensure the continuity supply of concrete, there must have at
least 15 concrete trucks available to deliver the concrete to site and with 2 pump
trucks to pump the concrete.

4.2 3000mm Raft Slab

Our aim is to complete casting a 3m thick raft slab in a single cast. Thus, sufficient
numbers of concrete pump shall be employed to ensure continuity of concrete pouring
and to ensure that casting will be completed in certain targeted timeframe. Number of
concrete pump to be employed shall be based on calculation taking into account
volume of casting, concrete pump capacity, targeted concreting period, and site
condition in term of space available for concrete pump and maneuver of the concrete
truck mixer. At least one (1) unit concrete pump shall be stand by for back up at any
location enabling it to replace main concrete pump in short time in case there is any
breakdown.

For example: Concrete volume = 7000 m3 by using 1 number of pump truck with
average speed of 50m3 per hour, hence concreting duration is approx. 140 hours. If 3
pump trucks are deployed, concreting duration is approx. 47 hours. Client
representatives shall be informed 3 days in advance the actual pump truck to be
deployed and concreting schedule for them to plan the supervising team.

To ensure continuity on concrete supply, sufficient numbers of concrete truck shall be

employed. Number of concrete truck mixer to be employed shall be based on
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calculation considering certain factors i.e. number and capacity of concrete pump,
traveling period from batching plant to project site, etc.

For instance:
- Batching time = 10 minutes,
- Travelling time per trip = 35 minutes,
- Estimated turnaround time = 70 minutes,
- Discharging time = 10 minutes,
- Concrete Truck Capacity = 10m3

One cycle = 10 + 70 + 10 = 90 minutes.

And, to achieve 225m3 of volume in 90 minutes (150m3/hr), the numbers of concrete

truck require:

Min Concrete Truck required = 225m3/ (10m3/truck) = 23 trucks

Then, for 3 pump trucks deployed:

- 1 Pump truck can take care up to 6 concrete trucks/hr
- 3 Pump trucks shall able to take care 18 concrete trucks/hr

Thus, 3 pump trucks are sufficient to achieve the targeted pour volume of 150m3/ hr.

Hence, the minimum concrete truck provided by Concrete Supplier shall be at least 23
trucks to ensure the flow is uninterrupted and with 3 pump trucks to operate.

However, the actual provision of concrete truck shall always suit to actual concreting
speed and shall be increased whenever is necessary.
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5.0 CURING

Insulation shall be performed to the concrete soon after completion of concreting to

prevent internal crack occurs to the concrete due to internal differential temperature for
3m raft slab casting.

Any selected method of insulation must assure that the internal differential temperature
of concrete does not exceed 27.7 degrees Celsius as explained in Appendix B.

Below is the insulation method that will be applied:

1. To apply curing compound (refer to Appendix G) on top final surface of concrete
to cover top surface of concrete with 50 mm thickness of medium density
polystyrene.

2. To provide the built in/cast in 50mm thick polystyrene attach to the internal side
of formworks (this shall enable the vertical formworks to dismantle and reuse)
until insulation period is finished.

In case of internal differential temperature exceeding 27.7 degrees Celsius, action must
be taken with the insulation such as adding more layers of polystyrene.

Insulation must be provided for a minimum of 48 hours.

For normal slab other than 3m thick raft slab, curing shall be carried out by applying
approved curing compound on the final surface of concrete.
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6.0 MONITORING & CONTROL (FOR 3m THICK RAFT SLAB ONLY)

6.1 Temperature Monitoring

2 numbers of temperature monitoring points shall be installed in the 3m thick of raft
slab, where 1 shall be middle of raft slab, while second one shall be near to the edge of
the raft slab (refer to the Appendix F).

For each point of the temperature monitoring, 5 layers of thermocouples would be

installed in the 3m thick raft slab, and 1 layer of thermocouple would be installed
above the raft slab to monitor the ambient temperature. The installation and monitoring
of thermocouples shall be done by appointed specialist, please refer to Appendix F for
the method statement.

The temperature monitoring shall continue until the difference between maximum
temperature of the concrete and the ambient temperature is less than 27.7 degree
Celsius.

6.2 Water Runoff Control

Temporary perimeter drain shall be provided around the casting zone and channel to
temporary pump pit and discharged to the silt trap, to prevent excessive runoff to
contaminate the concrete during pouring.

Temporary cover over the 3m raft slab casting zone shall be provided as measure to
divert the rain to the temporary perimeter drain and temporary pump pit before
discharge from the site. The detail of temporary cover shall be provided at later stage.
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7.0 Appendixes

Appendix A Mix Designs (Cemex, Megamix)

Appendix B Concrete Temperature Control MS (Cemex, Megamix)
Appendix C Sump Pit Layout
Appendix D Installation of Polystyrene
Appendix E Casting Zoning Layout
Appendix F Method Statement for Temperature Monitoring
Appendix G Curing Compound
Appendix H Bonding Agent
Appendix I Safe Work Method Statement
 Appendix A
Mix Design (Cemex, Megamix)
MEGAMIX SDN. BHD.
C12/3, BLOCK C, JALAN DAGANG BESAR
PUSAT PERDAGANGAN TAMAN DAGANG, 68000 AMPANG SELANGOR
: 42703399
: 42703389

CONCRETE MIX DESIGN

CONTRACTOR : ANEKA JARINGAN SDN BHD
PROJECT : PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT AT JLN TUN SAMBATHAN, KL
GRADE : GRADE 35/20 FLOW - FOR RAFT FOUNDATION
MIX CODE : G35/20FL
DATE : 12-5-2017

1.1 CHARACTERISTIC STRENGTH : 35 N/mm at 28 DAYS

WHICH 5% OF THE RESULT MAY BE EXPECTED TO FALL BELOW
1.2 STANDARD DEVIATION : 4.6 N/mm
1.3 MARGIN : 1.64 x 4.6 = 7.5 N/mm
1.4 TARGET MEAN STRENGTH : 35 + 7.5 = 42.5 N/mm
1.5 CEMENT TYPE : MASCRETE LH
1.6 AGG. TYPE : COARSE : GRANITE 20mm {GRADED/SINGLE SIZE}
AGG. TYPE : FINE : NATURAL SAND
1.7 WATER/CEMENT RATIO : 0.44 { USE THE LOWER VALUE }
1.8 MAXIMUM W/C : - { USE THE LOWER VALUE }

2.1 SLUMP : 20040 mm

2.2 MAXIMUM AGG. SIZE : 20 mm
2.3 WATER CONTENT : 155 Kg/m

3.1 CEMENT CONTENT : 155 DIVIDE 0.44 = 350 Kg/m

3.2 MAX CEMENT CONTENT : - Kg/m
3.3 MINIMUM CEMENT CONTENT : - Kg/m
3.4 R DENSITY OF AGG. (SSD) : 2.62

(BY ABSOLUTE VOLUME)

4.1 CEMENT : 350 DIVIDE 3150 =
0.111 m
4.2 WATER : 155 DIVIDE 1000 =
0.155 m
4.3 AIR : 2% =
0.020 m
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TOTAL == 0.286 m
TOTAL VOLUME OF COARSE/FINE AGG. = 0.714 m
4.4 WEIGHT OF FINE AGG. 0.48 x 0.714 = 0.343 m
2620 x 0.343 = 898 Kg/m
4.5 WEIGHT OF COARSE AGG. 0.52 x 0.714 = 0.371 m
2620 x 0.371 = 973 Kg/m
4.6 ADMIXTURE : RS233 ( 500 ml/100kg of cement) = 1750 ml/m
RPF3G ( 700 ml/100kg of cement) = 2450 ml/m
5.1 CONCRETE DENSITY : 2375 Kg/m
5.2 MIX PROPORTION : 1 : 2.57 : 2.78
5.3 AGG/CEMENT RATIO : 5.34

QUANTITIES PER M
CEMENT WATER FINE AGG. COARSE AGG. ADMIXTURE
350 Kg 155 Kg 898 Kg 973 Kg 1750 Ml RS233
2450 Ml RPF3G

* SSD - Based on a saturated surface-dry basis.

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CONCRETE TEMPERATURE CONTROL
MS (CEMEX, MEGAMIX)
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METHOD OF STATEMENT
THE SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF READY MIXED
CONCRETE FOR SENTRAL SUITESS PROJECT
KUALA LUMPUR
MAY 2017

PROJECT PROPOSED COMMERCIAL DELEOPMENT AT LOT 349 JALAN

TUN SAMBATHAN, SEKSYEN 72, KUALA LUMPUR

PREPARED FOR ANEKA JARINGAN SDN BHD

PREPARED BY CEMEX CONCRETE (M) SDN BHD

Date Issued: 29 May 2017

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TABLE OF CONTENT

1. Introduction

2. Objective

3. Specifications and Technical Requirement

4. Proposed Mix Design

5. Temperature Control Plan

6. Moisture Control Plan

7. Quality Control Plan

8. Proposed Temperature Monitoring

9. Concrete Manufacture and Delivery

10. Attachments
i. Mix Designs and Temperature Calculations
ii. Product Data Sheet
iii. Contact List for Personnel
iv. Temperature Monitoring Arrangement Plan
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1.0 Introduction
The client Aneka Jaringan Sdn Bhd has undertaken the construction of Sentral Suites
Towers Raft Foundation. The project consists of 3 main towers. It is estimated that a
total of 6,000 7,000 cubic meters (m3) of Grade 35 Mass will be discharged for the raft
( 3).
foundation of each tower. Estimated total volume is 20,000 cubic meters (m
This Method Concrete is
Method Of Statement for the Delivery and Supply Of Ready Mixed Concrete
submitted by Cemex Concrete (Malaysia) Sd Sdn.
n. Bhd. who is proposing to undertake the
supply of Ready Mixed Concrete to this project.
project
The proposed mix design calculations and the temperature calculation, compliance with
the British Standards, the allocation of supply to the respective plants, the logistics
lo
involved in the supply and transportation of raw materials and concrete are mentioned.

2.0 Objective
The purpose of this Method Of Statement is to detail out all the factors and
parameters involved and to fine tune the processes to ensure that alall the criteria are
met; from the mix designs and trial mixes, the smooth delivery of the raw materials for
this pour and supporting logistics.

3.0 Specification and Technical Requirement

3.1 Materials
Mix Designs are prepared in accordance with BS EN 206-1:2000
1:2000 Concrete: Specification,
Performance, Production and Conformity.
Cement used will be CEM I : Ordinary Portland Cement (OPC) with a blend of Granulated
Ground Blast Furnace Slag (GGBS) and pulverized fuel ash (PFA) in accordance with BS
EN 15167 : 2006 both of which are in accordance with BS EN 197--1: 2011 Composition,
Specifications and Conformity Criteria for Common Cements
Cements.
Coarse aggregates used will be 20mm sized crushed granite and in accordance with BS
EN 12620 Aggregates for Concr
Concrete.
Fine Aggregates used will be 5mm sized mining sand in accordance with BS EN 12620
Aggregates For Concrete.
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Water used will be underground water / SYABAS and in accordance with BS EN 1008 :
2002 Methods of test for water for making concrete (includi
(including
ng notes on the suitability
of the water)
Admixtures used will be in accordance with BS EN 408-1:2006
1:2006 Concrete admixtures.
Specification for accelerating admixtures, retarding admixtures and water reducing
admixtures. Fosroc admixture will be used
used; CONPLAST R-22 (retarder) and AURAMIX
450SR (PCE admixture).

3.2 Compressive Strength

Typical concrete mix design, the characteristic strength compliance is 28 days.
For mass structure, temperature rise is as important aspect to be considered in the mix
design. The heat of hydration is increasing proportionately with the total cement
content. To reduce the heat of hydration and temperature rise partial replacement of
OPC with GGBS and PFA up to 50% combined is proposed. Consequently the strength
gain is occurring
ng after 28 days from the pozzolanic reaction which is ideal for mass pour
case.
Therefore,
herefore, the characteristic strength compliance shall be extended to 56 days in order
to fully utilized the concrete properties, durability and comply with the temperature
control aspect.

3.3 Temperature Differential

20C
C differential temperature is often specified which is based on the Bamforths work.
The limits differential is adopted based on aggregate properties as below:
Gravel 20C
Granite 27.7C
Limestone 39C

Table 3.2 of BS 8110: Part 2: 1985 had indicated the estimating limiting temperature
changes to avoid cracking according to the aggregate type. The limit of temperature
differential relates the type of aggregate to its thermal expansion coefficient, its tensile
te
strain capacity and the limiting temperature differential for different values of the
restraint factor. Table 3.3 of BS 8110: Part 2: 1985 provides indicative value of the
restraint factor for different pour configuration.
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Practically in Malaysia practically

practically all aggregate used is granite which meant the 20C
20
limit is inappropriate. It is more relevant to specify 27.7C.
To highlight these figures are only guidance and cracking potential depends not only on
the temperature differential but also restrrestraint.
aint. A limiting temperature of 30C30 is
satisfactory for a restrain factor not exceeding 0.33. A high degree of restrain occurs
only in the case of an in
in-filled
filled panel when a large raft is cast sequentially in many panels.

3.4 Initial Temperature

The general requirement of BS 8110 : Part 1 : 1985, Clause 6.8: 'Concreting in hot
weather' is based on the conditions of temperate regions where high temperature is
usually associated with low humidity.
In tropical country the local ambient temperature is
is reasonably constant, where the
average air temperature is around 30 5C. The local climate is always humid with the
relative humidity ranging from 50% to 80%.
At such condition, even when all the mix ingredients are in equilibrium with the ambient
temperature,
perature, the initial temperature of concrete mix is at least a few degrees above the
ambient air temperature. This is due to the heat generated during mixing process as
well as the initial degree of hydration
hydration. As such, a higher initial temperature shall beb
considered, i.e. MS 523: Part 3 1993, clause 4.9.1 actually permitted fresh concrete
temperature at 35C.

3.5 Peak Temperature

Peak temperature is always a concern in mass pour due to the potential problem of
decrease in strength of the core concrete due to the changing chemical nature at
temperature of 85C.. However, the strength loss will be minimum as the effects are
marginal for PFA concretes.
To minimize the risk of delayed ettringite formation (DBF) and to minimise the
deleterious effect of high temperature on strength, the maximum temperature due to
hydration of all in-situ
situ concrete shall not exceed 70C for concrete using BS 12 (Ordinary
Portland) cement, or 75C
75 for blended cement containing PFA of GGBS from the latest
Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) Project.
As such, the limiting peak temperature of 75C shall be considered.
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4.0 Proposed Mix Design

esign
Below is summary of the proposed mix design:

Mix Grade / Type : G35 Mass

OPC : 190 kg/m3
GGBS : 115 kg/m3
PFA : 75 kg/m3
Aggregate (20mm) : 930 kg/m3
Sand : 840 kg/m3
Water : 90 kg/m3
Ice : 80 kg/m3
Retarder (Conplast R
R-2) : 400 ml /100kg
PCE admixture (Auramix 450SR) : 1050 ml / 100kg

Detailed mix design and temperature calculation is as per attached.

The proposed mix design shall comply with following criteria:

Characteristic strength : 35 N/mm2 at 56 days

Slump : 200 30 mm
Initial placing temperature : 35C
Peak temperature : 75C
Differential temperature : 27.7C
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5.0 Temperature Control Plan

i. Cement
Proposed partial replacement of OPC with GGBS (30%) and PFA (20%) to control the
temperature rise. Cement temperature for mixing shall be 70C.
C.

ii. Aggregate
Stockpile shall be stored at shaded compartment.

iii. Sand
Stockpile shall be stored at shaded compartment.

iv. Ice
Tube ice / crushed ice shall be used to reduce the fresh concrete temperature to the
desired temperature. Ice to be weighted to the correct amount required and convey
direct into the mixer. Mixing time to be adjusted appropriately to ensure it melts
completely
tely prior to the completion of mixing concrete.

6.0 Moisture Control Plan

Moisture measurement on the sand shall be done minimum 3 times daily. Method of
measurement shall be oven dry or speedy measurement. For the speedy measurement
shall be taken at 3 different spot at the stockpile for more accurate.

Dry sand will be used for batching or moisture 5 %. Dry aggregate will be used for
batching or moisture 1 %

7.0 Quality Control Plan

i. Slump check
For the first 100m3, every load shall be check for slump. Subsequently, every interval of
3 load shall be checked.

ii. Temperature check

For the first 100m3, every load shall be check for temperature. Subsequently, every
interval of 3 load shall be checked.

iii. Sampling Plan

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For every 50m3, 1 set of 12 cubes shall be taken with Site Engineers instruction, to be
tested for 7, 28 and 56 days and 3 for spare. Cubes will be casted via vibrating table or
hand tamped.

iv. Compressive Strength Test

All concrete cube specimen shall be tested in accordance with BS 1881 : Part 116. All
cubes will be tested in CEMEX KL Pavillion lab or approved external lab appointed by the
Client. Acceptance and compliance of cube compressive strength shall be based on 56
days testing as per specified in design mix.

8.0 Proposed Temperature Monitoring

Please refer to the attachment for details of proposed arrangement of thermocouple for
temperature monitoring during the casting.

9.0 Concrete Manufacture and Delivery

i. The supplier Cemex Concrete (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd undertakes the following to ensure
that the manufacture and delivery of the ready mixed concrete operates smoothly from
start to finish of the pour.

ii. Batching Plants 3 units of batching plant located at Jalan Dua (CSL plant), Jalan Tiga
(KLP plant), Jalan Lima (Sg.Besi plant) all wet type units with a capacity to produce 70m3
of concrete per hour and a back up plant (PJ Sentral) with a capacity to produce 70m3 of
concrete per hour which will back up from 8PM to 8AM the following day.

iii. Trucking Estimated trucks to be allocated for this pour is 12 units per plant carrying a
range of 8m3 to 12m3 per load

iv. Machineries For each plant there will be 2 units of loader, 2 units of 275kVa generator
sets will be available for back up supply of electricity in case of TNB black out.

v. Personnel (for the mass pour)

Managers 4 Plant Managers and 2 QC Managers.
Supervisors 4 Supervisors
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Batchers 2 full time at each plant

Technicians 3 stationed at site, 3 on standby
Truck Maintenance Crew 2 Mechanics on Standby
Plant Maintenance Crew 2 groups on 12 hour shift
Truck Drivers 12 drivers per each 12 hour shift plus 3 drivers on standby
Loader Drivers 2 on 12 hour shift
Lab technician to monitor quality of incoming raw materials plus sand moisture
checking (oven dry)

vi. Materials
Cement will be stored in 4 silos each silo capacity 100 tons,
Loads of Cement tankers will be standby for stocking up,
Coarse Aggregate
Will ill be stocked up at 1500 tons
Internal grading test will be carried out prior to supply
Dry aggregate will be used or moisture <= 1%
Stockpile will be stored in shaded compartment
iv. Fine Aggregate
Will
ill be stocked up at 1500 tons
Organic and silt content will be check prior to supply
Moisture checking 3 times a day via oven dry method
Dry sand will be use or moisture <= 5%
Stockpile will be stored in shaded compartment

v. Water Sufficient water tanks plus the inflow will be sufficient

vi. Admixtures Sufficient stock shall be made available

vii. Ice Enough Stock will be available and stored in cooler at plants

viii. Process flow

Batching
it is recommended that the casting begin later part of the evening approximately
6PM to 7PM. Production capacity is 70 m3 80m3 per hour per plant. Estimated
Time Lapsed 12 hours to 15 hours inclusive of truck turn around
Delivery
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Travelling time is targeted about 30 minutes to 45 minutes. Slump will be checked

at plant level before dispatch. First 10 loads will be checked for slump,
s subsequent
every 3 loads then random loads.
loads
Sampling for Slump and Temperature Monitoring
Refer to Section 7.
Cube Casting
Refer to Section 7.
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Mix Designs and

Temperature Calculations
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Product Data Sheet

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MY December 2016

Conplast R-2 constructive solutions

Retarding water reducing admixture

Uses
concrete with no adverse effect on subsequent stiffening
To improve the effectiveness of the water content of a and strength gain.
concrete mix. Technical Support
To extend the setting time of concrete, extending
The company provides a technical advisory service
working times and minimising delay problems.
supported by a team of specialists in the field.
To extend the working life of semi-dry concrete Typical dosage
screeds.
The optimum dosage of Conplast R-2 to meet specific
Particularly suitable for use in mixes having fly ash
requirements should always be determined by trials using
and also improve the working life of semi dry concrete
the materials and conditions that will be experienced in
mixes, specifically RCC (Roller Compacted Concrete)
use. This allows the optimisation of admixture dosage and
type of mixes.
mix design and provides a complete assessment of the
Advantages concrete mix. A starting point for such trials is to use a
dosage within the normal typical range of 0.25 to 0.60
Water reduction significantly improves compressive
litres / 100 kg of cementitious material, including PFA,
strengths at all ages and enhances durability through
GGBFS or microsilica.
the production of low permeability concrete.
Use at other dosages
Controlled retardation extends working life and
stiffening time for ease of construction. Dosages outside the typical range quoted above may be
used if necessary and suitable to meet particular mix
Control of stiffening improves slip forming and assists
requirements, provided that adequate supervision is
in preventing the formation of cold joints in large
available. Compliance with requirements must be
pours.
assessed through trial mixes. Fosroc shall be contacted
Allows specified strength grades to be met at reduced for advice in these cases.
cement content or increased workability.
Properties
Chloride free, safe for use in pre stressed and
Appearance : Clear liquid
reinforced concrete.
Specific gravity : Typically 13 - 1.15 at 27C
Standards compliance
Chloride content : Nil to BS:5075
Conplast R-2 complies with BS 5075 Part 1 and with
ASTM C494 as Type B and Type D. Air entrainment : Typically slightly less air will

Description be entrained than in a normal

concrete mix
Conplast R-2 is a chloride free water reducing admixture
Alkali content : Na2O equivalent / litre of
based on selected hydroxycarboxylic materials. It is
supplied as a brown solution which instantly disperses in admixture.
water.
Application Instructions
It is supplied as a Conplast R-2 disperses the fine particles the
Compatibility
in concrete mix, enabling the water content of the concrete
to perform more. The initial hydration of the cement is Conplast R-2 is compatible with other Fosroc admixtures
delayed, resulting in a delay in the setting time of the used in the same concrete mix. All admixtures should be
added to the concrete separately and must not be mixed

Conplast R-2
together prior to addition. The resultant properties of
concrete containing more than one admixture should be
assessed by the trial mix to ensure that effects such as
unwanted excessive retardation C494 as Type B and
Type D. brown solution which instantly disperses in water
effectively. Technical support cementitious material,
including PFA, GGBFS or microsilica. Properties typically
slightly less air will normal concrete mix. Typically less
than 55.0g do not occur.
Conplast R-2 is suitable for use with all types of ordinary
Porland cements and cement replacement materials such
as PFA, GGBFS and silica fume. Further information on
such usage is provided elsewhere on this datasheet.
Dispensing
The correct quantity of Conplast R-2 should be measured
by means of a recommended dispenser. The admixture
should then be added to the concrete with the mixing
water to obtain the best results. Fosroc shall be contacted
for advice regarding suitable equipment and its
installation.
Effects of overdosing
An overdose of double the intended amount of Conplast
R-2 will result in a significant increase in retardation as
compared to that normally obtained at the intended
dosage. Provided that adequate curing is maintained, the
ultimate strength of the concrete will not be impaired by
increased retardation and will generally be increased. The
effects of overdosing will be further increased if sulphate
resisting cement or cement replacement materials are
used.
An overdose will tend to increase the plasticising effect of
the admixture. As concrete is normally batched to a target
workability, increased plasticising will allow an increased
water reduction. This will have the effect of increasing
ultimate strength and partially or fully offsetting the effect
of any increased air entrainment. If no increase in water
reduction is taken, and a significant rise is workability is
allowed, the chance of segregation may be higher.
Increased initial workability will tend to extend the working
life of the concrete, which will delay finishing and stiffening
times to some extent.
Over dosage may also lead to reduced mix cohesion and
constructive solutions
2
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may cause segregation and bleeding, particularly in high
workability mixes. The degree of this effect will depend on
the particular mix design and overdose level.
Curing
As with all structural concrete, good curing practice should
be maintained, particularly in situations where an overdose
has occurred. Water spray, wet hessian or a Concure spray
applied curing membrane should be used.
Estimating
Packaging
Conplast R-2 is available in 210 litre drums.
Storage
Conplast R-2 has a minimum shelf life of 12 months
provided the temperature is kept within the range of 2C to
50C. Should the temperature of the product fall outside this
range then Fosroc shall be consulted.
Freezing point : Approximately - 4C.
Precautions
Health and safety instructions
Conplast R-2 should not be swallowed or allowed to come
into contact with skin and eyes. Suitable protective gloves
and goggles should be worn.
Splashes on the skin should be removed with water. In case
of contact with eyes it shall be rinsed immediately with
plenty of water and medical advice sought immediately. If
swallowed, medical attention shall be sought immediately.
Vomiting should not be used.
Fire
Conplast R-2 is water based and non-flammable.
Cleaning and disposal
Spillages of Conplast R-2 should be absorbed onto sand,
earth or vermiculite and transferred to suitable containers.
The disposal of excess or waste material should be carried
out in accordance with local legislation under the guidance
of the local waste regulatory authority.
Conplast R-2
Fosroc Sdn. Bhd.
No 8 Jalan Trompet, 33/8
Seksyen 33, 40400 Shah Alam
Selangor, Malaysia.
www.fosroc.com
Important note
Fosroc products are guaranteed against defective materials and manufacture and are sold subject to its standard Conditions for the
Supply of Goods and Services, copies of which may be obtained on request. Whilst Fosroc endeavours to ensure that any advice,
recommendation, specification of information it may give is accurate and correct, it cannot, because it has no direct or continuous
control over where or how its products are applied, accept any liability either directly or indirectly arising from the use of its products,
whether or not in accordance with any advice, specification, recommendation of information given by it.
telephone: fax: email:
+60 3 5102 5660 +60 3 5102 5668 enquirymalaysia@fosroc.com
Fosroc*
Auramix 450SR constructive solutions

One type of PCE based admixture specially Auramix 450SR combines the properties of high water
reduction and workability retention. It allows the production
designed for superplasticizer with long slump
of high performance concrete and/or concrete with high
retention concrete without retardation and ultra workability.
high performance concrete (UHPC)
Auramix 450SR is a particularly strong superplasticizer
Uses allowing production of consistent concrete properties
around the required dosage.
Auramix 450SR is a high performance superplasticizer
intended for applications where increased early and ultimate
Properties
compressive strengths and slump retention are required.
Auramix 450SR has been developed for use in;
SCC, high flowing concrete Appearance : Light yellow coloured liquid
Ultra high performance concrete (UHPC)
Specific gravity : 1.09 0.02, @ 20C
Pumping concrete for high rising skyscrapers
Chloride content : < 0.1%
Long slump retention
: Typically less than 1.5% Na2O
Alkali content
Advantages Equivalent / litre of admixture.
Specially developed for ready mix concrete and good
surface finishing Dosage
Especially developed for long slump retention concrete
Improved adhesion to reinforcing and stressing steel The optimum dosage of Auramix 450SR to meet specific
Improved resistance to carbonation requirements should always be determined by trials using
Reduced water permeability the materials and conditions that will be experienced in use.
Resistance to aggressive atmospheric conditions
Reduced shrinkage and creep The typical dosage range is between 0.5 to 2.5 kg/100 kg of
Increased workability retention without affecting setting cementitious material.
time
Increased concrete durability Use at other dosages
Enhanced pumpability with low viscosity Dosages outside the typical range quoted above can be
Resistance to bleeding and segregation used to meet particular mix requirements. Contact Fosroc
for advice in these cases.
Standards compliance
Auramix 450SR conforms with BS 5075, BS:EN 934 and with Effects of overdosing
ASTM C494 as Type F & G depending on the dosage used. Overdosage may promote delays in setting time,
segregation and excessive bleeding of the concrete mix.
Advantages
Auramix 450SR is differentiated from conventional Technical support
superplasticizers in that it is based on a unique carboxylic Fosroc provides a technical advisory service for on-site
polymer with long lateral chains. This greatly improves assistance and advice on mix design, admixture selection,
cement dispersion. At the start of the mixing process, evaluation trials and dispensing equipment.
electrostatic dispersion occurs but the presence of the lateral
chains, linked to the polymer backbone, generate a steric
hindrance which stabilizes the cement particles capacity to
separate and disperse. This mechanism considerably
reduces the water demand in flowable concrete.
Instruction for use Precautions

Compatibility
Auramix 450SR should not be used in conjunction with any
other admixtures unless prior approval is obtained from your
local Fosroc office.
Auramix 450SR is suitable for use with all types of Portland
cements and cement replacement materials such as PFA,
GGBS, SRC and Micro-Silica.
Mixing
When used at the mixing plant, Auramix 450SR should be
added in the mixing water.
In some instances, e.g. addition to ready mix concrete on site,
Auramix 450SR can be added directly in the truck mixer and
mixed at maximum speed for an extra 5 minutes.
Dispensing
The correct quantity of Auramix 450SR should be measured
by means of suitable dispenser. The admixture should then
be added to the concrete with the mixing water to obtain the
best results. Contact Fosroc for advice regarding suitable
equipment and its installation.
Estimating packaging
Auramix 450SR is available in 200 litre drums, 1000 litre IBCs
and bulk.
Storage
Auramix 450SR has a minimum shelf life of 12 months
provided the temperature is kept within the range of 2C to
50C. Should the temperature of the product fall outside this
range then contact Fosroc for advice.
Health and safety
Auramix 450SR does not fall into the hazard classifications of
current regulations. However, it should not be swallowed or
allowed to come into contact with skin and eyes. Suitable
protective gloves and goggles should be worn. Splashes on
the skin should be removed with water. In case of contact
with eyes rinse immediately with plenty of water and seek
medical advice. If swallowed seek medical attention
immediately - do not induce vomiting.
For further information consult the Material Safety Data Sheet
available for this product.
Fire
Auramix 450SR is water based and non-flammable.
Cleaning and disposal
Spillages of Auramix 450SR should be absorbed onto sand,
earth or vermiculite and transferred to suitable containers.
Remnants should be hosed down with large quantities of
water. The disposal of excess or waste material should be
carried out in accordance with local legislation under the
guidance of the local waste regulatory authority.

* Denotes the trademark of Fosroc International Limited

+
See separate data sheet

Important note
Fosroc SDN BHD Fosroc products are guaranteed against defective materials and manufacture and are sold subject to its standard terms and conditions of sale,
copies of which may be obtained on request. Whilst Fosroc endeavours to that any advice, recommendation, specification or information it may
give is accurate and correct, it cannot, because it has no direct or continuous control over where or how its products are applied, accept any
No. 8, Jalan Trompet 33/8 liability either directly or indirectly arising from the use of its products, whether or not in accordance with any advice, specification,
Seksyen 33 recommendation or information given by it.
40400 Shah Alam
Selangor, Malaysia Telephone: Fax: email:
+60 3 5102 5660 +60 3 5102 5668 enquirymalaysia@fosroc.com

FM/OCT/16/A
 CEMEX CONCRETE (MALAYSIA) SDN BHD
ANEKA JARINGAN SENTRAL SUITES

Contact List for Personnel

ANEKA JARINGAN - CENTRAL SUITES - RAFT MASS POUR

Date TBC
Time TBC
Volume 6000m
Pump
Overrall in charges Muhammad Alif 012-2821222
Yap 012-2736503
Site Coordinator Plant Manager Rama 012-3421674 (Shift 1)
Plant Manager Lim 012-3421649 (Shift 2)
Qc Manager Azanan 012-2826605 (Shift 1)
Qc Manager Hj.Khairul 012-6030122 (Shift 2)
Qc Technician 9 Person Shift 1 (3 slump checked point)
Qc Technician 9 Person Shift 2 (3 slump checked point)
Vibrating Table 3 nos

Shift 1 - 0800Hrs to 2000Hrs Shift 2 - 2000Hrs to 0800Hrs

Plant (Main) KLP / Name Contact No Name Contact No

Plant KLP 0111-2213969
Plant Mgr Yap 012-2736503 Halim 012-6030121
Plant Supervisor Din 012-3025507 Azri 012-5257807
Qc Supervisor Awe 019-2109608 Md Shah 012-2929074

No of trucks 12 trucks 12 trucks

No of G/Worker 2 2
Ice Man 3 3

2nd Plant CSL / Name Contact No Name Contact No

Plant CSL 017-3117138
Plant Mgr Zul 012-2827999 Nazri 012-3025499
Plant Supervisor Rajan 012-5670725 Shayir 012-5205670
Qc Supervisor Arif 019-2110391 Azman 012-2894303

No of trucks 12 trucks 12 trucks

No of G/Worker 3 3
Ice Man 3 3

3rd Plant SG BESI / Name Contact No Name Contact No

Plant Sg Besi 012-3498892
Plant Mgr Param 012-2826615
Plant Supervisor Maizul 019-2109136 Wong 012-3172350
Qc Supervisor Kamal 012-6227026 Isa 012-2936768

No of trucks 11 trucks 11 trucks

No of G/Worker 3 3
Ice Man 3 3
 CEMEX CONCRETE (MALAYSIA) SDN BHD
ANEKA JARINGAN SENTRAL SUITES

Temperature Monitoring
Arrangement Plan
 Thermal Couples

200mm
200mm

650mm

650mm

3m depth
650mm

650mm

200mm

2nd Pour

1st Pour
MEGAMIX SDN. BHD.
C12/3, BLOCK C, JALAN DAGANG BESAR
PUSAT PERDAGANGAN TAMAN DAGANG, 68000 AMPANG SELANGOR
: 42703399
: 42703389

CONCRETE MIX DESIGN

CONTRACTOR : ANEKA JARINGAN SDN BHD
PROJECT : PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT AT JLN TUN SAMBATHAN, KL
GRADE : GRADE 35/20 FLOW - FOR RAFT FOUNDATION
MIX CODE : G35/20FL
DATE : 12-5-2017

1.1 CHARACTERISTIC STRENGTH : 35 N/mm at 28 DAYS

WHICH 5% OF THE RESULT MAY BE EXPECTED TO FALL BELOW
1.2 STANDARD DEVIATION : 4.6 N/mm
1.3 MARGIN : 1.64 x 4.6 = 7.5 N/mm
1.4 TARGET MEAN STRENGTH : 35 + 7.5 = 42.5 N/mm
1.5 CEMENT TYPE : MASCRETE LH
1.6 AGG. TYPE : COARSE : GRANITE 20mm {GRADED/SINGLE SIZE}
AGG. TYPE : FINE : NATURAL SAND
1.7 WATER/CEMENT RATIO : 0.44 { USE THE LOWER VALUE }
1.8 MAXIMUM W/C : - { USE THE LOWER VALUE }

2.1 SLUMP : 20040 mm

2.2 MAXIMUM AGG. SIZE : 20 mm
2.3 WATER CONTENT : 155 Kg/m

3.1 CEMENT CONTENT : 155 DIVIDE 0.44 = 350 Kg/m

3.2 MAX CEMENT CONTENT : - Kg/m
3.3 MINIMUM CEMENT CONTENT : - Kg/m
3.4 R DENSITY OF AGG. (SSD) : 2.62

(BY ABSOLUTE VOLUME)

4.1 CEMENT : 350 DIVIDE 3150 =
0.111 m
4.2 WATER : 155 DIVIDE 1000 =
0.155 m
4.3 AIR : 2% =
0.020 m
_________
TOTAL == 0.286 m
TOTAL VOLUME OF COARSE/FINE AGG. = 0.714 m
4.4 WEIGHT OF FINE AGG. 0.48 x 0.714 = 0.343 m
2620 x 0.343 = 898 Kg/m
4.5 WEIGHT OF COARSE AGG. 0.52 x 0.714 = 0.371 m
2620 x 0.371 = 973 Kg/m
4.6 ADMIXTURE : RS233 ( 500 ml/100kg of cement) = 1750 ml/m
RPF3G ( 700 ml/100kg of cement) = 2450 ml/m
5.1 CONCRETE DENSITY : 2375 Kg/m
5.2 MIX PROPORTION : 1 : 2.57 : 2.78
5.3 AGG/CEMENT RATIO : 5.34

QUANTITIES PER M
CEMENT WATER FINE AGG. COARSE AGG. ADMIXTURE
350 Kg 155 Kg 898 Kg 973 Kg 1750 Ml RS233
2450 Ml RPF3G

* SSD - Based on a saturated surface-dry basis.

 Thermal Couples

200mm
200mm

650mm

650mm

3m depth
650mm

650mm

200mm

2nd Pour

1st Pour
Appendix C
SUMP PIT LAYOUT
 Appendix D
INSTALLATION OF POLYSTYRENE
 RaftSlabtoCast

Formwork
750

3000
Polystyrene ConstructionJoint
toreferCJshop
drawings
DowelBars
toEngineers
detail
1600
Swellable WS

LiftCore 1st Cast

 Formworkremovedbut
leavingpolystyreneto 750
actasinsulation

3000
Polystyrene ConstructionJoint
toreferCJshop
drawings
DowelBars
toEngineers
detail
1600
Swellable WS

LiftCore 1st Cast

 Appendix E
CASTING ZONE LAYOUT
 Appendix F
METHOD STATEMENT FOR
TEMPERATURE MONITORING
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Sambanthan, Seksyen 72, Dalam Bandaraya Kuala
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Method Statement For Instrumentation Scheme

and Real-time Automatic Monitoring of Hydration
and Cooling Temperatures In Mass Concrete Pour

Prepared for : Aneka Jaringan Sdn Bhd

Date : 29th May 2017
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CONTENTS
Page
1. Introduction 3

2. Instrumentation Scheme and Automatic Monitoring of

Hydration and Cooling Temperatures In Placement of Mass Concrete 3

Figures:
Figure 1: Temperature Probe Monitoring details

Appendixes:
Appendix A: Technical catalogues and information on Geokon Thermistor Probes,
Datalogger and Spectests Web-based Data Centre Monitoring Services

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Method Statement For Instrumentation Scheme and

Automatic Monitoring of Hydration and Cooling
Temperatures In Mass Concrete Pour

1. Introduction

The phenomena of temperature rise-and-fall in early-age concrete have been well recognized. It is
due to hydration and this causes expansion or contraction in the concrete mass. Concreting in a
tropical climate can be challenging, particularly in the case of a thick section. Higher ambient and
initial concrete temperatures accelerate cement hydration, affecting both fresh and hardened
concrete properties. Therefore it is important to consider aspects of temperature control, design
and implement good strategy for placement of a thick section in mass concrete pour.

It is also useful to adopt an instrumentation and monitoring scheme to obtain the temperature
profiles during placement of mass concrete pour, to assist engineers to assess various aspects of
temperature control and the use of certain construction methods.

2. Instrumentation Scheme and Real-time Automatic Monitoring of Hydration and

Cooling Temperatures In Placement of Mass Concrete

Geokon Model 3800 Thermistor probes, consist of interchangeable thermistor bead mounted
inside a rugged PVC, are designed for remote measurement of hydration and cooling
temperatures in placement of mass concrete. Readings of the thermistor probes can be
conveniently logged automatically and continuously using Geokon Datalogger. The data can
be monitored, viewed and displayed real-time through internet via Spectests SDataCentre,
at close and short interval instructed by the consulting engineer from time to time.
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The technical catalogues and information on Geokon Thermistor Probes, Datalogger and
Spectests Web-based Data Centre Monitoring Services are given in Appendix A for ease of
reference .

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Figure 1 : Temperature Monitoring Details

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Appendix A: Technical catalogues and information on Geokon Thermistor Probes, Datalogger
and Spectests Web-based Data Centre Monitoring Services

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SDataCentre Web Monitoring Services

SDataCentre web monitoring services utilizes professional data analysis software to store logged data,
display and publish it to the Web. Our services contain everything you need to view data from any other
data text files, and easily view data in the internet.

Data from data logger is collected remotely from Spectest Data Centre using Multilogger / LoggerNet
software and the data is stored in our server's local drive. SDataCentre monitors these data files and as soon
as new data is collected from a remote datalogger the data is automatically read and imported into our
database.

As soon as the data is in the database it is accessible online using any Internet browser. The data can be
analyzed in different ways.

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 Appendix G
CURING COMPOUND
Appendix H
BONDING AGENT
 Appendix I
SAFE WORK METHOD STATEMENT