Pozzolanic Products-HyperGel D50

Supplementary Materials Containing Silica Fume and High-Range Water-Reducing Admixture (HyperGel D50)

Hypergel D50 is a supplementary material containing microsilica with strong pozzolanic properties, along with a superplasticizer and a very powerful water reducer. It is used to significantly increase the flowability of concrete/mortar without changing the water-to-cement ratio, or to drastically reduce the water-to-cement ratio without decreasing flowability. This product, due to its strong pozzolanic properties, reacts with the calcium hydroxide resulting from hydration. The secondary products of this pozzolanic reaction reduce the permeability of concrete, enhancing its mechanical and abrasion resistance.

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The microsilica present in this product complies with the general requirements of the Iranian National Standard 13278, as well as the specifications outlined in ASTM C1240 and EN 13263-1 standards. Additionally, the superplasticizer in this product conforms to the performance requirements specified in Tables 1-3 and 2-3 of the Iranian National Standard 2-2930, the Grade F requirements of ASTM C494, and the requirements of Tables 1-3 and 2-3 of EN 934-2 standard.

The advantages of using a concrete HyperGel include:
The use of HyperGel:
Range and Method of Using HyperGel in Concrete:

Permissible Range for Using HyperGel in Concrete:

The permissible range for using hypergel is from 1 to 3 percent by weight of cementitious materials (1 to 3 kilograms per hundred kilograms of cementitious materials, including cement, silica fume, slag, fly ash, and other similar pozzolans). The optimum dosage of this additive should be determined based on the mix design specifications, construction conditions, and climate. This determination should be finalized through the production of trial mixes. Exceeding the specified permissible limit may result in consequences such as segregation, water bleeding, and an immediate increase in concrete setting time, especially for concretes containing retarder cements. If reactive silica aggregates are present in the concrete, the minimum required dosage of the additive must be determined in the laboratory.

How to Mix HyperGel with concrete:

Hypergel should be added to the concrete mix at the batching plant and during the mixing of concrete components. Additionally, the following points should be observed:

  • After adding the additive, the concrete should be thoroughly mixed for 2 to 5 minutes, ensuring uniform distribution of the additive throughout the concrete.
  • This additive should not come into direct contact with dry cement or dry aggregates.
  • 55% of the weight of this additive should be subtracted from the mixing water used for the concrete.
Physical and Chemical Specifications of HyperGel:
Safety Precautions When Using HyperGel:
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