ROOF WATERPROOFING BY
BRICK BAT COBA
Roof slabs constructed either by RC or RCC needs insulation
for thermal comfort and waterproofing treatment to prevent leakage of water.
Both these requirements are effectively full fill by brick bat coba treatment,
the details of which are being below:
All existing treatment, coatings on roof slab top is to be
removed and surface cleaned by hard wire brush and washed with water. The
surface should be free from any oil, grease, dust etc. Remedial measured by
provided to all structural cracks. Expansions joints should be treated as per
standard practice.
All non-structural cracks more than 0.5 mm wide and
construction joints if any, should be cut in “V” shape, cleaned with wire brush
and washed, the cracks are then filled by polymer modified cement or mortar
using acrylic polymer, with addition cement slurry mix is spread upon cleaned
SSD roof surface. Over this 15 mm thick cement, sand mortar, 1:4 admixed, with
water proofer is laid.
BRICK BAT LAYING
On the above green mortar, a layer of brick bats, soaked
over night in water, is laid, having an average thickness of about 110 mm,
about 70 mm near rain water pipe and 150 mm at ridge.
The gaps between the brick bats are generally kept between
15 and 20 mm. These gaps are filled with cement sand mortar, 1:4, admixed with
waterproofer. In hot and dry weather, the surface should be covered with wet
gunny bags immediately after finishing. Curing should start next day and
continued for 7 days.
FINISHING LAYER
The top surface is then finished smooth with 20 mm thick
cement sand mortar, 1:4, admixed with a waterproofer. All liquid admixtures
should be mixed with the mixing water. The surface when green is marked with
300 mm false squares. Curing is to be done by ponding.
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