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1 Salt Ash Site 220 Washed Sand for Asphalt & Concrete Specification Compliance with: AS2758.1, AS4058, B80, R53, R82, RMS 3152
2 Macka's Sand - Washed Sand Salt Ash Site Result Summary - Concrete Aggregate Specification Compliance Specification Property Units Test Method Result AS B80 R83 R82 Concrete Aggregates Concrete Work for Bridges Concrete Pavement Base Lean-Mix Concrete Subbase Uncompacted Bulk Density t/m3 AS min 1.2 Compacted Bulk Density t/m3 AS min 1.2 min 1.2 Particle Density (SSD) t/m3 AS Particle Density (Dry) t/m3 AS Normal weight aggregate min 2.1, max 3.2 Normal weight aggregate min 2.1, max 3.2 Normal weight aggregate min 2.1, max 3.2 Normal weight aggregate min 2.1, max 3.2 Water Absorption % AS max 2 max 2.5 max 5.0 max 5 Particle Size Distribution : % Finer Than 2.36 mm % AS / T /- 5% from nominated 65 to 95, +/- 10% from nominated 60 to 100, +/- 5% from nominated % Finer Than 1.18 mm % AS / T /- 10% from nominated 40 to 85, +/- 10% from nominated 30 to 100, +/- 10% from nominated % Finer Than mm % AS / T /- 15% from nominated 24 to 60, +/- 10% from nominated 15 to 100, +/- 15% from nominated % Finer Than mm % AS / T % Finer Than 0.300mm % AS / T /- 10% from nominated 8 to 25, +/- 5% from nominated 5 to 50, +/- 10% from nominated % Finer Than 0.150mm % AS / T /- 5% from nominated 1 to 8, +/- 2% from nominated 0 to 20, +/- 5% from nominated % Finer Than 0.075mm % AS / T to 5 0 to 5 0 to 5 % Finer Than 0.075mm % AS / T to 5 0 to 5 Report for Calculation of Total 0 to 5 % Finer Than 0.002mm % AS TBC max 1 max 1 Report for Calculation of Total max 1 Sodium Sulphate Soundness % AS max 6 max 6 max 6.0 max 12 Light Particles % AS max 1 max 1 max 1 max 1 Clay & Fine Silt % AS Organic Impurities AS PASS Pass (lighter in Colour to Reference) PASS (lighter in Colour to Reference) PASS or FAIL - Organic Matter Content % AS < max 0.5 Sugar AS Absent Absent Negative (No Sugar) < 1 part in Negative (No Sugar) Methylene Blue Adsorption Value (MBV) g/mg T MBV75 Value - Calculated Acid Insoluble Residue % Tex-612-J - min 60 Micro-Deval Loss % ASTM D max 15 Flow Cone Time s T279 - max 27 Acid Soluble Salts: Chlorides % AS Report if > 0.01, Reinforced concrete max 0.4, Plain concrete max 0.3 kg / m3 max 0.15 Report if > 0.01, Reinforced concrete max 0.4, Plain concrete max 0.15 Sulfates % AS Report if > 0.01, max 5 of portland cement Report if > 0.01, max 5% of portland cement Report if > 0.01, max 5% of portland cement max 5 Alkali Aggregate Reactivity T363 TBC Report for assessment of reactivity Petrographic Analysis ASTM C295 REPORT Moisture % AS Linear Shrinkage % AS Plasticity Index % AS NP Salinity ms/cm APHA 2510B ph Value ph AS Report for assesment of reactivity and classification of material Report for assessment of reactivity, classification & action Report for assesment of reactivity & classification Report for assessment of reactivity Report for assesment of reactivity and classification of material Material complies with R53 if the material complies with AS & ASTM C295 with reference to SAAHB 79 & T363 is conducted for AAR. Material complies with AS4058 if the material complies with AS max 0.3 kg / m3 for suitability for all categories Note: The material is non-conforming to B80 PSD requirements, however the envelope in table B80.3 is applicable to the resultant blend of fine aggregates so the results from any other fine aggregate in the proposed mix will be required for the dimensional assessment to the B80 specification, additionally under clause the principal may approve PSD's outside the specified limits if evidence is provided that concrete made with this PSD meets all other requirements of the B80 specification. The maximum value for the acid-soluble chloride ion content has been been expressed in percentage weight of oven dried concrete as per the note in B80 table B80.5 ( the most stringent exposure class listed in the table has maximum of 0.3 kg/m3, divided by 0.1 kg/m3 mutiplied by = % by weight of concrete).
3 Macka's Sand - Washed Sand Salt Ash Site 220- Result Summary - Asphalt Aggregate Specification Compliance Specification Property Units Test Method Result RMS 3152 Aggregates for Asphalt Uncompacted Bulk Density t/m3 AS Compacted Bulk Density t/m3 AS Particle Density (SSD) t/m3 AS Report Particle Density (Dry) t/m3 AS Report Water Absorption % AS max 1.5% (quartz sands) Particle Size Distribution : % Finer Than 2.36 mm % AS / T /-6% from nominated % Finer Than 1.18 mm % AS / T /-6% from nominated % Finer Than mm % AS / T /-5% from nominated % Finer Than mm % AS / T /-5% from nominated % Finer Than 0.300mm % AS / T /-5% from nominated % Finer Than 0.150mm % AS / T /-3% from nominated % Finer Than 0.075mm % AS / T /-2% from nominated % Finer Than 0.075mm % AS / T201 0 Report % Finer Than 0.002mm % AS TBC - Sodium Sulphate Soundness % AS max 12 Light Particles % AS Clay & Fine Silt % AS Organic Impurities AS PASS Organic Matter Content % AS <0.1 Sugar AS Absent Methylene Blue Adsorption Value (MBV) g/mg T MBV75 Value - Calculated 0 Acid Insoluble Residue % Tex-612-J - Micro-Deval Loss % ASTM D Flow Cone Time s T279 - Acid Soluble Salts: Alkali Aggregate Reactivity Chlorides % AS Sulfates % AS T363 (Comparable to AS ) TBC Petrographic Analysis ASTM C295 REPORT Moisture % T Linear Shrinkage % AS Plasticity Index % AS NP Salinity ms/cm APHA 2510B ph Value ph AS
4 Aggregate PSD Report Client : Macka's Sand & Soil Supplies Report Number: Address : 2684 Nelson Bay Rd, Salt Ash, NSW Report Date : Project Name : Material Evaluation - Washed Sand Order Number : Project Number : P203 Test Method : Location: Site 220, Salt Ash, NSW Sample Number : S18-49 Date Sampled : 11/01/2018 P /1 25/01/2018 AS (Washed) Page 1 of 1 SAMPLE LOCATION Stockpile Date Tested : 17/01/2018 Sampled By : Phil Lambert Sampling Method : AS (8.4.3) Material Source : Macka's - Salt Ash - Site 220 Lot Number : Material Type : Remarks Washed Fine Dune Sand Test Number : Specification Number : AS Sieve Size(mm) Percent Passing Specification Limits APPROVED SIGNATORY Accredited for compliance with ISO/IEC The results of the tests, calibrations and/or measurements included in this document are traceable to Australian/national standards. James Wyatt - Technician - Quarry Materials NATA Accreditation Number Document Code RF5-5
5 Bulk Density of Aggregate Report Client : Macka's Sand & Soil Supplies Report Number: P /1 Address : 2684 Nelson Bay Rd, Salt Ash, NSW Report Date : 25/01/2018 Project Name : Material Evaluation - Washed Sand Order Number : Project Number : P203 Test Method : AS Location: Site 220, Salt Ash, NSW Page 1 of 1 Sample Number : S18-49 Test Number : Sampling Method : AS (8.4.3) Date Sampled : 11/01/2018 Date Tested : 23/01/2018 Material Type : Washed Fine Dune Sand Material Source : Macka's - Salt Ash - Site 220 Lot Number : Sample Location : Stockpile Loose Unit Mass (t/m³) : 1.48 Compacted Unit Mass (t/m³) : 1.60 Remarks : APPROVED SIGNATORY Accredited for compliance with ISO/IEC The results of the tests, calibrations and/or measurements included in this document are traceable to Australian/national standards. James Wyatt - Technician - Quarry Materials NATA Accreditation Number Document Code RF171-8
6 Moisture Content Report Client : A ddress Project : Name : M acka's Sand & Soil Supplies Report Number: P / Nelson Bay Rd, Salt Ash, NSW Report Date : 24/01/2018 M aterial Evaluation - Washed Sand Order Number : Project Number : P 203 Test Method : AS Location: Site 220, Salt Ash, NSW Page 1 of 1 Sample Number : S18-49 Test Number : S ampling Method : AS (8.4.3) Date Sampled : 11/01/2018 Date Tested : 17/01/2018 Material Type : Washed Fine Dune Sand Material Source : Macka's - Salt Ash - Site 220 Lot Number : Sample Location : Stockpile Oven Temperature ( C) : Soil Description : Washed Fine Dune Sand Moisture Content (%) : 4. 4 Remarks : APPROVED SIGNATORY Accredited for compliance with ISO/IEC The results of the tests, calibrations and/or measurements included in this document are traceable to Australian/national standards. James Wyatt - Technician - Quarry Materials NATA Accreditation Number Document Code RF120-6
7 Particle Density and Water Absorption Report Client : A ddress Project : Name : M acka's Sand & Soil Supplies Report Number: P / Nelson Bay Rd, Salt Ash, NSW Report Date : 31/01/2018 M aterial Evaluation - Washed Sand Order Number : Project Number : P 203 Test Method : AS Location: Site 220, Salt Ash, NSW Page 1 of 1 Sample Number : S18-49 Test Number : S ampling Method : AS (8.4.3) Date Sampled : 11/01/2018 Date Tested : 17/01/2018 Material Type : Washed Fine Dune Sand Material Source : Macka's - Salt Ash - Site 220 Lot Number : Sample Location : Stockpile Water Absorption (%) : 0. 2 Particle Density DRY (t/m³) : 2.63 Particle Density SSD (t/m³) : 2.64 Apparent Particle Density (t/m³) : 2.64 Remarks : APPROVED SIGNATORY Accredited for compliance with ISO/IEC The results of the tests, calibrations and/or measurements included in this document are traceable to Australian/national standards. James Wyatt - Technician - Quarry Materials NATA Accreditation Number Document Code RF134-5
8 The linked image cannot be displayed. The file may have been moved, renamed, or deleted. Verify that the link points to the correct file and location. The linked image cannot be displayed. The file may have been moved, renamed, or deleted. Verify that the link points to the correct file and location. Sodium Sulphate Soundness Report Client : Macka's Sand & Soil Supplies Report Number: P /1 Address : 2684 Nelson Bay Rd, Salt Ash, NSW Report Date : 31/01/2018 Project Name : Material Evaluation - Washed Sand Order Number : Project Number : P203 Test Method : AS Location: Site 220, Salt Ash, NSW Page 1 of 1 Sample Number : S18-49 Test Number : Sampling Method : AS (8.4.3) Date Sampled : 11/01/2018 Date Tested : 31/01/2018 Material Type : Washed Fine Dune Sand Material Source : Macka's - Salt Ash - Site 220 Lot Number : Sample Location : Stockpile Percent Loss 53.0 to 37.5mm: - Percent Loss 37.5 to 26.5mm: - Percent Loss 26.5 to 19.0mm: - Percent Loss 19.0 to 13.2mm: - Percent Loss 13.2 to 9.5mm: - Percent Loss 9.5 to 4.75mm: - Percent Loss 4.75 to 2.36mm: - Percent Loss 2.36 to 1.18mm: - Percent Loss 1.18 to 0.60mm: - Percent Loss 0.60 to 0.30mm: 0.3 Sodium Sulphate Soundness (%) : 0.3 Remarks : APPROVED SIGNATORY Accredited for compliance with ISO/IEC The results of the tests, calibrations and/or measurements included in this document are traceable to Australian/national standards. James Wyatt - Technician - Quarry Materials NATA Accreditation Number Document Code RFO165-8
9 Organic Impurities Report Client : Macka's Sand & Soil Supplies Report Number: P /1 Address : 2684 Nelson Bay Rd, Salt Ash, NSW Report Date : 31/01/2018 Project Name : Material Evaluation - Washed Sand Order Number : Project Number : P203 Test Method : AS Location: Site 220, Salt Ash, NSW Page 1 of 1 Sample Number : S18-49 Test Number : Sampling Method : AS (8.4.3) Date Sampled : 11/01/2018 Date Tested : 16/01/2018 Material Type : Washed Fine Dune Sand Material Source : Macka's - Salt Ash - Site 220 Lot Number : Sample Location : Stockpile Colour Assessment Method : Test Outcome : Visual PASS Remarks : APPROVED SIGNATORY Accredited for compliance with ISO/IEC The results of the tests, calibrations and/or measurements included in this document are traceable to Australian/national standards. James Wyatt - Technician - Quarry Materials NATA Accreditation Number Document Code RF128-6
10 Clay and Fine Silt Report Report Client : Macka's Sand & Soil Supplies Report Number: P /1 Address : 2684 Nelson Bay Rd, Salt Ash, NSW Report Date : 31/01/2018 Project Name : Material Evaluation - Washed Sand Order Number : Project Number : P203 Test Method : AS Location: Site 220, Salt Ash, NSW Page 1 of 1 Sample Number : S18-49 Test Number : Sampling Method : AS (8.4.3) Date Sampled : 11/01/2018 Date Tested : 18/01/2018 Lot Number : Material Source : Macka's - Salt Ash - Site 220 Material Type : Washed Fine Dune Sand Sample Location : Stockpile Clay and Fine Silt (%) : 1 Remarks : - APPROVED SIGNATORY Accredited for compliance with ISO/IEC The results of the tests, calibrations and/or measurements included in this document are traceable to Australian/national standards. James Wyatt - Technician - Quarry Materials NATA Accreditation Number Document Code RF46-6
11 Light Particles Client: Macka's Sand & Soil Supplies Project No: P1089 Principle: - Report No: P1089-(S18-49)-LP Project: Materials Testing Sample No: S18-49 Location: Salt Ash Sample Date: 11/01/2018 Test Method AS Sample Detail Material Source: Salt Ash Quarry - Site 220 Material Description: Washed natural fine dune SAND Nominal Size (mm): < 1mm Result Light Particles (%) = 0 This document is issued in accordance with NATA Accreditation Requirements. Accreditated for compliance with ISO/IEC NATA Accredited Laboratory # Authorised Signatory: James Wyatt Lab Manager Date: 31/01/2018 V:\DATA\Controlled Documents\_Reports\RS - 46 Light Particles AS issue
12 Methylene Blue Adsorption Value C lient: Macka's Sand & Soil Supplies Project No: P203 P rinciple: - Report No: P203-(S18-49)-MB P roject: Materials Testing Sample No: S18-49 L ocation: Salt Ash Date: 11/1/2018 Test Method - AS Sample Detail Material Description: Washed natural fine dune SAND Material Source: Salt Ash Quarry - Site 220 Stockpile No: - Batch / Mix No: - For use as: - Result Methylene Blue Adsorption Value (mg/g)= 1. 0 Note: (mg/g) Remarks: refers to milligrams of dye per grams of test portion) This document is issued in accordance with NATA Accreditation Requirements. Accreditated for compliance with ISO/IEC NATA Accredited Laboratory # Authorised Signatory: James Wyatt - Lab Manager Date: 31/01/2018 V:\DATA\Controlled Documents\_Reports\RS - 44 Methylene Blue Adsorption Value AS_issue
13 Client : Macka's Sand & Soil Supplies Report Number: P /1 Address : 2684 Nelson Bay Rd, Salt Ash, NSW Report Date : 25/01/2018 Project Name : Material Evaluation - Washed Sand Order Number : Project Number : P203 Test Method : Location: Site 220, Salt Ash, NSW Sample Number : S18-49 Test Number : Date Sampled : 11/01/2018 Date Tested : 15/01/2018 Sampled By : Phil Lambert Sampling Method : AS (8.4.3) Material Source : Macka's - Salt Ash - Site 220 Atterberg Limits Report Page 1 of 1 AS , 3.2.1, 3.3.1, Material Type : Washed Fine Dune Sand Sample Location : Stockpile Lot Number : - Moisture Method : Sample History : Sample Preparation : Notes : AS Oven Dried Dry No Cracking or Crumbling Mould Length (mm) : 250 Liquid Limit (%) : Plastic Limit (%) : Plasticity Index (%) : NP NP NP Linear Shrinkage (%) : 0 SPECIFICATION DETAILS Specification Number : Liquid Limit - Max : Plasticity Index - Max : Linear Shrinkage - Max : Remarks : - APPROVED SIGNATORY Accredited for compliance with ISO/IEC The results of the tests, calibrations and/or measurements included in this document are traceable to Australian/national standards. James Wyatt - Technician - Quarry Materials NATA Accreditation Number : Document Code RF25-13
14 ph Value Report Client : Macka's Sand & Soil Supplies Report Number: P /1 Address : 2684 Nelson Bay Rd, Salt Ash, NSW Report Date : 31/01/2018 Project Name : Material Evaluation - Washed Sand Order Number : Project Number : P203 Test Method : AS Location: Site 220, Salt Ash, NSW Page 1 of 1 Sample Number : S18-49 Test Number : Sampling Method : AS (8.4.3) Date Sampled : 11/01/2018 Date Tested : 18/01/2018 Material Type : Washed Fine Dune Sand Material Source : Macka's - Salt Ash - Site 220 Lot Number : Sample Location : Stockpile ph Value : 8.9 Remarks : - APPROVED SIGNATORY Accredited for compliance with ISO/IEC The results of the tests, calibrations and/or measurements included in this document are traceable to Australian/national standards. James Wyatt - Technician - Quarry Materials NATA Accreditation Number Document Code RF150-4
15 Sugar in Aggregates Macka's Sand & Soil Supplies Client: Project No: P203 Principle: - Report No: P203-(S18-49)-S Project: Materials Testing Sample No: S18-49 Location: Salt Ash - Site 220 Date: 22/1/2018 Test Method AS Sample Detail Date Sampled: 11/1/2018 Sample Description: Washed fine dune SAND Material Source: Salt Ash Quarry - Site 220 Client reference: - Fraction Tested: As Received Result Presence of Sugar in Aggregate Detected (Yes/No): No Remarks: Accredited for compliance with ISO/IEC The results of the tests, calibrations and/or measurements included in this document are traceable to Australian/National Standards. NATA accreditation Number: Authorised Signatory: Date: James Wyatt - Lab Manager 31/1/2018 V:\DATA\Controlled Documents\_Reports\RS - 30 Sugar in Aggregates AS_issue
16 C lient: Macka's Sand & Soil Supplies Project No: P203 P rinciple: - Report No: P203-(S18-49)-Con P roject: Materials Testing Sample No: S18-49 L ocation: Salt Ash Date: 18/1/2018 Test Method: APHA 2510B with AS Clause 5 (Preperation) Date Sampled: 11/1/2018 Conductivity Sample Detail Sample Description: Washed natural fine dune SAND Material Source: Salt Ash Quarry - Site 220 Client reference: - Fraction Tested: mm Result C onductivity at 25 C (Temperature Compensated) : Temperature of Sample: 31 µs/cm 25 C Remarks: Authorised Signatory: Date: Grant Burgess Technician 31/01/2018 V:\DATA\Controlled Documents\_Reports\RS - 66 Conductivity_Issue
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20 Geochempet Services ABN PETROLOGICAL and GEOCHEMICAL CONSULTANTS Principals: K.E. Spring B.Sc. (Hons), MAppSc and H.M. Spring B.Sc. 5/14 Redcliffe Gardens Drive Clontarf, QLD 4019 Telephone: (07) PETROGRAPHIC REPORT ON A SCREENED FINE DUNE SAND SAMPLE (S18-48) FROM MACKA S SAND prepared for VALLEY CIVILAB THORNTON, NSW Purchase Order: VC: Invoice Number: Client Ref: James Wyatt Issued by C. A. Nix BAppSc MEngSc 31 st January 2018 January, 2018 Vc of 5 The material contained within this report may not be quoted other than in full. Extracts may be used only with expressed prior written approval of Geochempet Services.
21 GEOCHEMPET SERVICES, BRISBANE Sample Label: S18-48 Date Sampled: 11/01/2018 Product Type: Screened Fine Dune Sand Date Received: 18/01/2018 Sample Location: Site 220 Job No: P1089 Source: Work Requested: Methods Identification Macka s Sand Petrographic analysis in relation to use as concrete sand; petrographic assessment of potential for alkali-silica reactivity Account taken of ASTM C295 Standard Guide for Petrographic Assessment of Aggregates for Concrete, the AS Aggregates and rock for engineering purposes part 1; Concrete aggregates (Appendix B), the AS1141 Standard Guide for the Method for sampling and testing aggregates, of the content of the 2015 joint publication of the Cement and Concrete Association of Australia and Standards Australia, (HB ) entitled Alkali Aggregate Reaction - Guidelines on Minimising the Risk of Damage to Concrete Structures in Australia. Medium to fine quartz sand Description The sample consisted of greyish orange, quartz-rich, free flowing clean sand. Plate 1: A sub sample of supplied screened fine dune sand. January, 2018 Vc of 5 The material contained within this report may not be quoted other than in full. Extracts may be used only with expressed prior written approval of Geochempet Services.
22 GEOCHEMPET SERVICES, BRISBANE In a crude, dry sieving test of a small subsample these results were tabulated; Sieve Size Wt % of sample Coarse (>1.18mm) <0.1% Medium (>0.3mm) 68.2% Fine (>0.075mm) 31.6% Silt (<0.075mm) 0.2% The trace coarse fraction consists mostly of charcoal fragments. Minor plant material was noted in the medium fraction. The sand consists largely of small rounded quartz grains. There are no apparent deleterious grain coatings. A sub-sample was swirled in water, settling very quickly, producing a very slight turbidity which also cleared rapidly, indicating the presence of traces of clay and silt. Plate 2: Sieved splits of the sand sample. Note the charcoal fragments in the coarse fraction, traces of plant matter in medium fraction and traces of clay in ultrafine fraction. January, 2018 Vc of 5 The material contained within this report may not be quoted other than in full. Extracts may be used only with expressed prior written approval of Geochempet Services.
23 GEOCHEMPET SERVICES, BRISBANE A thin section was prepared for microscopic examination in transmitted polarized light. A count of 100 widely spaced points falling within sectioned sand clasts gave the following composition: 70% quartz as single, free, unstrained to mildly strained grains (67%) or as simple composite crystalline aggregates of quartz grains (3%) 22% quartz as moderately strained simple or crystalline composite grains 3% quartzite (moderately strained) 2% vein quartz (moderately to highly strained) <1% chert 2% feldspar (plagioclase and K-feldspar) <1% other mineral grains (including zircon, rutile, epidote and tourmaline) <1% lithic clasts of micro-granite 1% lithic clasts of acid volcanic <1% lithic clasts of intermediate volcanic <1% lithic clasts of meta-arenite <1% plant matter A simultaneous count of total free silica content yielded 97%, comprising mostly free quartz grains, and 5% simple quartz locked within rock fragments (vein quartz and quartzite). In thin section the sand is seen to consist largely of quartz in the form of unstrained to mildly strained free quartz grains (67%) and less abundant rounded clasts of simple crystalline composites (3%) of two or more unstrained to mildly strained quartz grains. Simple or polycrystalline grains of moderately strained quartz amount to about 22%. Other siliceous clasts include 3% quartzite (consisting of moderately strained quartz), 2% vein quartz (consisting of moderately to highly-strained quartz) and less than 1% chert. About 2% feldspar fragments were noted. Less than 1% of the sand consists of other mineral grains (including heavy minerals of tourmaline, rutile, epidote and zircon). Around 1% of acid volcanic fragments were noted in the sample with <1% lithic fragments of microgranite, intermediate volcanic and meta-arenite fragments. Less than 1% plant matter was also noted. Comments and Interpretations The submitted screened fine dune sand sample (labelled S18-48) from Macka s Sand may be regarded as clean, free flowing, medium to fine quartz sand, and is fairly narrowly graded. The total free silica content (or total quartz content) is 97%, comprising mostly free quartz grains, and 5% simple quartz locked within rock fragments (vein quartz and quartzite). Being composed almost entirely of hard, strong, durable, rounded siliceous mineral grains and lithic clasts, the sand is interpreted to be physically suitable for use in concrete. January, 2018 Vc of 5 The material contained within this report may not be quoted other than in full. Extracts may be used only with expressed prior written approval of Geochempet Services.
24 GEOCHEMPET SERVICES, BRISBANE In relation to potential for alkali-silica reactivity in concrete it is noted that the sand carries about 25% of moderately strained quartz (as free grains and crystalline composite grains and in quartzite), 2% of moderately to high strained quartz (within vein quartz) and <1% of finely microcrystalline quartz (within clasts of acid volcanic/tuffaceous rock and chert). Thus, the sand as a whole is predicted to have potential for mild and/or slow deleterious alkali-silica reactivity in concrete. Accordingly, it is recommended that appropriate precautions be taken in mix and engineering design. Guidance on appropriate precautions can be obtained from the 2015 joint publication of the Cement and Concrete Association of Australia and Standards Australia, entitled Alkali Aggregate Reaction - Guidelines on Minimising the Risk of Damage to Concrete Structures in Australia. The supplied sand sample is predicted to be suitable for use as fine concrete sand. Free Silica Content The free silica content is 97%. Plate 3: Micrograph taken at low magnification, cross polarised, transmitted light image of common quartz sand grains with various straining, along with some lithic fragments of quartzite. January, 2018 Vc of 5 The material contained within this report may not be quoted other than in full. Extracts may be used only with expressed prior written approval of Geochempet Services.
25 GEOCHEMPET SERVICES, BRISBANE Plate 4: Micrograph taken at low magnification, plane transmitted light image of common quartz sand grains along with plant matter observed within the top of the image. January, 2018 Vc of 5 The material contained within this report may not be quoted other than in full. Extracts may be used only with expressed prior written approval of Geochempet Services.
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