bisley57 | 10-13-2013 | comment profile send pm notify |
I do know that salt degrades concrete,in one of those situations where you have to "kill" your hopper do you think salt will work? |
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Many | 10-13-2013 | reply profile send pm notify |
On your next pour take a 5 gal bucket,fill with mud and try it therory out. |
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bisley57 | 10-13-2013 | reply profile send pm notify |
I shall........... |
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b-alto | 10-13-2013 | reply profile send pm notify |
In my opinion i don't think it will. Sugar yes, in the old days i remember spilling a mountain dew on the mud whille trowling edges in so FL ,and man it would leave a hole. in MN they use calcium chloride for an add mixure. Chloride is a main ingredient in salt. |
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crete | 10-14-2013 | reply profile send pm notify |
True Brian I am thinking of salt as being an accelerator. |
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pumpjockey | 10-14-2013 | reply profile send pm notify |
Calcium Chloride is an accelerator in concrete. IE: A Cataylyst. (Remember your high School Chemistry?) Cement is a Calcium Silicate compound made from Limestone: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portland_cement |
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bisley57 | 10-14-2013 | reply profile send pm notify |
salt/sodium chloride is very abundant in our bodily fluids,doesn't too much salt in your diet make you retain fluid? |
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Dipstick | 10-15-2013 | reply profile send pm notify |
I was told that concrete hardens quicker in salt water. |
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Too old | 10-16-2013 | reply profile send pm notify |
Salt will make it hydrate ..get hard quicker, sugar will kill it, bentonite will keep it from clumping together, it's clay..salt lol do that and your shit will flash reL quick |