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    Groupe

    members

    Vikas

    Rajesh

    Mayur

    Yogiraj

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    ime

    Introduction:-

    Lime is one of the important constructionmaterials. We find palaces, bridges, monuments, forts,

    temples etc. constructed making use of lime as

    cementing material. Though with the introduction of

    cement, the use of lime has become limited nowadays,

    yet lime has its own specialities and cement cannot

    take its place so far as the qualities like good plasticity,

    less Shrinkage, durability, good workability etc.

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    Lime is obtained by heating lime stones up to

    red heat in a suitable kiln..

    Constituents of lime:

    Clay

    Sulphates

    Magnesium carbonate Alkalies and oxides

    silica and alumina

    Calcium carbonate

    pyrites

    Iron

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    1. Calcination

    The lime is obtained by heating lime stone at certaintemperature the process of heating lime stone at red

    heat in the presence of air till it decompose is known

    as CALCINATION

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    Following Chemical reaction takes place when lime

    stones are heated and lime is obtained

    Caco3 heating to about 900* c cao + co2(lime stones) (Lime) (Carban dioxide)

    Following points should be observed for satisfactory result.

    Temperature should not fall below 900*c

    (Actually 100*C to 1200*C temperature is maintained.)

    Proper exit should be provided in kiln for escape of CO2

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    2. Slaking

    Slaking is a process in which chemical reactiontake place between quick lime (CaO) and adefinite quantity of water. The resulting productis calcium hydroxide Ca(OH)2 (Hydrated lime)

    CaO + H2O = Ca(OH)2

    Lime water hydrated

    limeNote: During this process quicklime cracks, swells

    and is converted into powder form

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    Types of lime & slaking

    Fat lime :-

    also called-rich, pure, white lime whiteamorphous, caustic, high affinity for water.

    Slacking:

    generation of heat, increase in volume,hissing sound, lumps broken to powder.

    Setting:-

    absorb CO2 form atmosphere andforms calcium carbonate. Shrinks, hardens slowly

    cannot set under water.

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    Hydraulic lime:-

    feebly, moderately and eminently hydraulic lime

    according to the content of clay. Slaking:-

    No much heat, slaking takes 24 to 48 hours, little

    expansion in volume. Setting:-

    sets under water, provides strong mortar.

    Poor lime:-

    contains more than 30% clay not suitable forconstruction.

    Hydrated lime:-

    Dry powder as a result of slaking.

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    Slaking of Quick lime

    QUICK LIME:

    It also known as caustic lime,

    It is obtained by calcinations of purelime stones. (lime stones with less impurities) It

    contains about 93% calcium oxide, less than 5%

    silica or alumina (clay), and little amount of

    magnesium oxide. It is amorphous

    (Non crystalline) white and highly caustic. It has

    high affinity for water. It can be slaked under

    water.

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    Uses of lime

    Fat lime:

    Use:- White wash, plastering, increases,

    productivity of soil.

    Hydraulic lime:

    Use:- wall construction, underground, construction,damp proofing, mortar for thick walls.

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    Masonry work Hydraulic lime

    Mortar for plastering Fat lime

    Lime coba Fat lime with

    on roof and floor surkhi

    Thin wall Fat lime Thick wall Hydraulic lime

    White washing Fat lime

    BBLC in foundation Hydraulic lime

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    CLASSIFICATION AS PER IS 712

    Class Suitability

    Class A - structural purposes

    Class B - masonry work

    Class C - Finishing and plastering Class D - Finishing, plastering, white washing

    Class E - masonry mortars

    Class F - Finishing coat, under coat.

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    Lime Mortar:

    Lime + Other material Suitability

    Lime Sand - General purpose

    Lime Cinder - Light weight

    mortar Lime Fly ash - In place of sand

    Lime Pumice - Light weightmortar

    Lime Surkhi - Foundation andsuperstructurenot suitable

    for plastering

    and pointing.

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    Consuming Time

    Consume: Hydraulic lime mortar within 4 hours.

    Surkhi lime mortar within 24 hours.

    Cement lime mortar within 2 hours.

    Do not allow lime mortar ta dry, keep it wet.

    Allow 105 height of wall to set for 2 days.

    Protect skin of workers by oil/gloves, rubber

    boots.

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    Chapter at glance

    Definitions:

    CALCINATION:Process of heating lime stone

    at red heat in the presence of air till it

    decomposes.

    QUICK LIME:Obtained by calcination of pure

    lime stone. It is amorphous, white and highly

    caustic. Possesses high affinity for water.

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    SLACKING:Chemical reaction between quick

    lime and water. Resulting product is Ca(OH)2.

    During the process quick lime cracks, swells

    and is converted into powder.

    SETTING:Process of hardening lime.

    HYDRAULICITY: Property of lime to set and

    harden in water in absence of air.

    Slacking and Setting of Limes:

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    SLACKING

    Fat lime:

    Methods: Platform slacking, Basket method, Tankslacking

    Water added to quick lime, chemical reaction,generation of heat, expansion in volume, lumps arebroken to powder, hissing sound.

    Hydraulic lime:

    Method:

    Platform slacking: Water is sprinkled over lime kept

    on platform in powder form. Plant slacking: Hydraulic lime is hydrated in huge

    plants and packed in bags.

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    SETTING

    Fat lime:

    presence of air is necessary. Calcium oxide

    formed due to dehydration combines with CO2

    of atmosphere and form hard substance

    shrinkage take place.

    Hydraulic lime:

    Chemical reaction take place in presence of

    water in absence of air.

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