with "Portland Expanding (no-shrink) Grout". I'm anchoring a cable support
post, using baseplate and threaded ASTM 193 rods, to conglomerate bedrock
To do that I need to have an idea of the available bond strength. The
supplier I was able to contact said that it isn't normal to have BS for
grouts. I don't think it's doable but before I cause a frown on my client's
face, does anyone have a reasonable value for the bond strength of this
grout.
The RE-500-SD has up to 12.4MPa (1800psi) but I don't think the grout is
anywhere near this.
TIA
Thor A. Tandy P.Eng, C.Eng, Struct.Eng, MIStructE
Victoria, BC
Canada
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