Grouting materials and their use
AssigneeBritish Nuclear Fuels plc
InventorsDavid John Brown, Stephen Geoffrey Higson
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AssigneeBritish Nuclear Fuels plc
InventorsDavid John Brown, Stephen Geoffrey Higson
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A grouting material which is self-dispersing when brought into contact with a volume of water containing liquor or slurry and is settable to a solid mass after such dispersion, the material being in the form of self-dispersing granules or pellets and comprising a blend of component (A): a cementive constituent forming from 10 per cent to 95 per cent by weight of the composition; component (B): a dispersing constituent forming from 2 per cent to 75 per cent by weight of the composition; optional component (C): a swelling constituent which forms from 0 per cent to 50 per cent by weight of the composition; and component (D): a binder constituent which forms from 0.1 per cent to 10 per cent by weight of the composition; the percentages of components A, B, C and D adding to 100 per cent.
A grouting material which is self-dispersing when brought into contact with a volume of water-containing liquor or slurry and is settable to a solid mass after such dispersion, the material being in the form of self-dispersing granules or pellets and comprising a Composition X, which comprises a blend of:
A grouting material which is self-dispersing when brought into contact with a volume of water-containing liquor or slurry and is settable to a solid mass after such dispersion, the material being in the form of self-dispersing granules or pellets comprising a Composition X, which comprises a blend of:
A grouting material which is self-dispersing when brought into contact with a volume of water-containing liquor or slurry and is settable to a solid mass after such dispersion, the material being in the form of self-dispersing granules or pellets comprising a Composition X, which comprises a blend of:
A method of forming a solid mass in a volume of water-containing liquor or slurry which comprises the steps of:
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