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    Disclosure to Promote the Right To Information

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    REAFFIRMED 2011

    IS 14959 (Part 1) : 2001

    Indian Standard

    DETERMINATION OF WATER SOLUBLE ANDACID SOLUBLE CHLORIDES IN MORTAR AND

    CONCRETE METHOD OF TEST

    PART 1 FRESH MORTAR AND CONCRETE

    ICS 91.100.10; 91.100.30

    BIS 2001

    BUREAU OF I N D IA N S TA N DA RD S

    MANAK BHAVAN, 9 BAHADUR SHAH ZAFAR MARG

    NEW DEL HI 110002

    July 2001 PriceGroup 3

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    A MEND MENT NO. I

    SEPTEMBER

    2007

    TO

    IS 14959 PART

    :

    1001 DETERMINATION

    OF

    WATER

    SOLUBLE AND ACID SOLUBLE CHLORIDES IN

    MORTAR AND

    CONCRETE

    - METHOD

    OF

    TEST

    PART1

    FRESH MORT R

    AND

    ON RETE

    Page I, clause 4.1.6, line I) - Insert d ried at 16 C and cooled in a

    desiccator after silver nitrate .

    Page

    I,

    clause

    4.1.6,

    Mlline Insert

    and recordthe

    exact

    normality of

    the silver nitrate solution at

    the

    end.

    Page I, clause 4.1.7,jirst/ine) - Substitute 1. 2

    g

    for 1.7

    g .

    Page 2, clause 4.1.7, last line)

    -

    Insert o r

    record

    the exact nonnalily

    the end.

    Page 2, clause 4.1.7)- Insertthe following

    note

    at

    theend:

    NOTE-

    Sometimes

    it is difficult

    10 make

    cxacdy

    2N solution

    if the standud

    normality

    of

    the

    solution is less .

    Page

    2,

    clause

    4.3.1.2,

    line

    3) -

    Insert

    r

    more after

    2S

    ml

    and

    substitute 0.02 ft 0.2 Nt.

    Page 2, clause 4.3.2.2, line.2) - Delete the sentence Add S ml of 6 N

    nitric

    acid.

    Page 2, clause 4.3.2.1, line 3) - Substitute

    o r

    more of 0.02 N

    r

    4

    0

    f

    standard .

    Page 2, clause 4.4, lines 3 to 7) - Substitute in following for the existing

    formula:

    hi

    0.709 X-Y

    C oride, percent =

    m

    where

    X = volume of 0.02N silvernitrateadded, in ml;

    Y

    =

    volume of 0.02N ammonium thiocyanate consumed; and

    m =

    massof concrete sample taken for test, in g.

    CEO 2)

    RepfOlraphy Unit,81S,NewDelhi, India

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    Cement and Concrete Sectional Committee, CED 2

    FOR WOR

    This Indian Standard Part 1) was adopted by the Bureau Indian Standards, after the draft finalized by the

    Cement and Concrete Sectional Committee had been approved by the Civil Engineering Division Council.

    Chlorides in the concrete could be drawn from different sources like aggregates, mix water, admixtures and

    cement and could lead to durability problems namely, corrosion

    reinforcing steel in concrete if present in

    sufficient quantity

    Chlorides could be present in different degrees

    binding in the concrete matrix and could

    be determined as water soluble and as acid soluble chlorides. In some cases

    corrosion

    carbonated concrete,

    the combined chlorides water soluble and acid soluble) will be let free in pore water and these chlorides are

    bannful to concrete. To minimize the chances deterioration concrete due to harmful chlorides, the level

    these chlorides has been limited in various design codes. Therefore, this standard has been formulated to provide

    necessary guidance for determination

    water soluble and acid soluble chlorides in concrete. This Part 1

    the

    standard covers volumetric method

    test for determination chlorides in fresh mortar and concrete, and

    Part

    2

    this standard covers the method

    test for hardened mortar and concrete.

    The composition

    the committee responsible for the formulation

    this standard is given in Annex A.

    In

    reporting the results

    a test or analysis made in accordance with this standard, if the final value, observed

    or calculated, is to be rounded off, it shall be done in accordance with IS 2 : 1960 Ru le s for rounding

    numerical values

    revised) .

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    IS 14959

    Part

    I) : 2001

    in one litre

    of

    distilled water in a volumetric flask.

    Shake well and standardize by titrating with 0.02 N

    silver nitrate solution using ferric alum solution as

    an

    indicator. Adjust the normality exactly to 0.02 N

    4 8 Sodium Chloride NaCl), 0.02 N

    Weigh 1.169 2 g

    of sodium

    chloride

    dried

    at

    105 2e, dissolve in distilled water and make up to

    1 000 ml in a volumetric flask.

    4.2 Use

    of

    Filter Paper

    In the methods prescribed

    in.

    this standard, relative

    numbers of Whatman filter paper only have been

    prescribed since these are commonly used. However,

    any othersuitable brand of filter papers with equivalent

    porosity may be used.

    4.3 Procedure

    4 3 rer Soluble Chloride

    4.3.1.1 Weigh 1 000 5 g of fresh mortar or concrete

    sample in a 2 litre capacity beaker and add 500 ml of

    distilled w ate r c hl or ide free). S tir the mixture

    vigorously for 15minutes. After allowing the mixture

    to stand for 10to 15minutes for settling, decant about

    200 ml of the supernatant solution into a clean dry

    250 ml c apa city beaker. I mme dia tely, filter the

    solution through Whatman filter paper No. 1 and

    collect the filtrate.

    4.3.1.2 Pipette 0 ml of filtrate in a 250 ml capacity

    conical flask. Add 5 ml of 6 N nitric acid. Add a

    known volume X), preferably 25 ml of 0.2 N silver

    nitrate solution. Add 1 ml ferric alum and 5 ml

    of

    nitrobenzene. Shake vigorously to coagulate the

    precipitate. Titrate the excess silver nitrate with

    0.02 N a mm on iu m

    thiocyanate

    s ol ut io n unti l a

    permanent faint reddish brown colour appears. Note

    2

    down the volume

    Y of

    ammonium thiocyanate used.

    4 3 2 Acid Soluble Chloride

    4.3.2.1 Weigh about 1 000 5 g of the fresh mortar

    or concrete sample

    in

    a 2 litre capacity beaker and

    add 50 ml

    of

    6 N nitric acid and 450 ml

    of

    distilled

    water chloride free) after stirring for few minutes.

    Stir the mixture vigorously for 15 minutes, After

    allowing the mixture to stand for 10toIS minutes for

    settling, decant about 200 ml of the supernatant

    s ol ution into a clean dry 250 ml capacity beaker.

    . Immediately, filter the solution through Whatman

    filter paper No. 1 and collect the filtrate.

    4.3.2.2 Pipette ml of filtrate

    in

    a 250 ml capacity

    conical flask. Add 5 ml

    of6

    N nitric acid. Add a known

    volume

    X),

    preferably 25 ml

    of

    standard silver nitrate

    solution.

    Add 1 ml

    ferric alum and

    5 ml

    of

    nitrobenzene. Shake vigorously to coagulate the

    precipitate. Titrate the excess silver nitrate with 0.02 N

    ammonium thiocyanate solution until a permanent

    faint reddish brown colour appears. Note down the

    volume

    Y)

    of ammonium thiocyanate used.

    4.4 Calculation

    Calculate the percentage

    of

    chloride acid soluble/

    watersoluble)by massofmortaror concrete as follows:

    Chloride, percent

    =

    0.0007 1

    Y ,

    where

    X

    volume

    of

    silver nitrate added, in ml; and

    Y volume of 0.02 N ammonium thiocyanate

    consumed.

    NOTE

    -Interference

    of silverchloridepanicles whichare gen-

    erated

    ill situ

    in titration

    by

    reacting with thiocyanate can be

    avoided by the addition of nitrobenzene which formsa film on

    silverchlorideparticles.

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    IS 14959 (Part

    I) : 2001

    ANNEXA

    Foreword

    COMMITTEE COMPOSITION

    Cement and Concrete Sectional Committee, CED 2

    Builder'sAssociationof India,Mumbai

    NationalCouncilforCementand BuildingMaterials. Ballabgarh

    Gammon

    IndiaLtd,Mwnbai

    HospitalServicesConsultancy Corporation (India)Ltd,NewDelhi

    CentralBoardof Irrigationand Power,NewDelhi

    The

    IndianHumePipeCompanyLtd,Mumbai

    Hyderabad Industries Ltd,Hyderabad

    Structural EngineeringResearchCentre(CSIR),Chennai

    CementCorporationof'IndiaLtd,NewDelhi

    GrasimIndustriesLtd,Mumbai

    IndianInstituteofT echnology,Kharagpur

    The IndiaCementsLtd,Chennai

    GannonDunkerley andCoLtd,Mumbai

    CentralWaterCommission, NewDelhi

    CentralSoil andMaterialsResearchStation, NewDelhi

    StructuralEngineeringResearchCentre(CSIR),Ghaziabad

    A.P.EngineeringResearch Laboratories, Hyderabad

    SardarSarovarNannadaNigamLtd,Gandhinagar

    B.G.

    SbirkeConstructionTechnologyLtd, Pune

    MinistryofSurfaceTransport,Department of SurfaceTransport(Roads

    Wing),

    NewDelhi

    HindustanPrefabLtd,NewDelhi

    CentralPublicWorksDepartment, NewDelhi

    DirectorateGeneralofSuppJiesandDisposals,NewDelhi

    Chairman

    P M SHRI

    DRH.C.

    VJSVESVARAYA

    'Chandrika', at 1

    S

    Cross63-64EastParkRoad,Malleswaram,Bangalore

    S60003

    Representing

    OCL IndiaLtd,NewDelhi

    GeologicalSurveyofIndia,Kolkata

    Me,,,bers

    DRS.C.

    AHLUWALIA

    DR

    S.S. meta

    SHRJ

    D.K.

    R I Alternale

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    S U P E m T E ~ D I l G EI'GIl\ EER (QCC) Allemale

    CHlEf E I G ~ E E R (REsEARCH)-cuM-DIRECTOR

    Irrigation andPowerResearch Institute, Amritsar

    REsEARCH

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    Allemale

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    GujaratAmbujaCementsLtd,Ahmedabad

    SHRJB.K.

    JAGEnA Alternate

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    DIRECTOR

    SHRI P.L.

    KAsHYAP Allen,ale

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    (CMDD) (N W)

    [)EPUll

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    SHRI

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    Alten,ale

    GEI\CJW. MANAGER

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    SHRJ R. A R U 1 \ A l ~ Alternate

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    SHRI A.K. JAll\ AI/en,ate

    SHRI

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    GoV UYA

    SHRJV.K. Go a

    A/ten,ate

    JOIP\,. DIRECTOR

    (STAl OARDS) (B S)(CB-n Research, Designs

    StandardsOrganization(MinistryofRailways),

    Lucknow

    JOIl'\T DIRECTOR (STASOARDS)

    (8 S)

    (CB-II)Alternate

    SHRJ

    D.K.

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    NationalTestHouse,Kolkata

    SHRJ B.R.MEEJ\A Alten,ate

    MfMBFR SEcRETARY

    DIRECTOR (CIVIL) A/ten,a/e

    SHRJ

    P.R.

    C.NAIR

    S ~ P . D . ~ ~ A h e m a k

    DR

    R.NARAYANAN

    SHRI

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    Continuedfrom

    p g

    3)

    Members

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    SHRI SAT DERKUMAR Alten,ate

    S R S.S. SEEHRA

    SHRI

    A.K.

    SHARMA

    Altemale

    BRI J R.R.SI \RA PRASADAltenla/e

    SUPERIKTEl\'DIt'G E \Gt1' EER

    (DESKj \S)

    EXECUm'E EJ'GIJ'EER Alten,ate

    SHRIC. R.V.SuBRAMAI\IUM

    SHRI S.

    CHOWDHURy(Altemate)

    ,

    SHRI V.SURFSH

    SHRJS.K.TA1\EJ

    Allenlote

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    T.N. TIWARI

    DR

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    GHOSH Alternale

    DR C.L. VERMA

    DR

    B.K. RAo

    Alternate

    SHRJ V1MAL KUMAR

    DR H.C.VlS\'ESVARAYA

    SHRJ

    D.C.CHATURVEDI Altemate

    ORC.S. V L ~ W A J A m A

    SHRJD.SRJl\1V

    SAl Alten,ate

    SHRJ

    S.K.

    JA ,.

    Director Head(CivEngg)

    Convener

    DR

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    MUlUCK

    Members

    S RJ C.R. A U M C H A D A ~ l

    SHRIT. B. 8 A ~ E R J E E

    SHRJ

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    CHIEF El'GI \EEIl& JOIl\.SECRETARY

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    CHOWDHUItY

    DR

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    SHRI KE \ CO\\1E

    SHRI

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    SAl\JAY

    BAHADUR Altenla/e

    SHRI J.P.DESAI

    SHRJ

    B.K.

    JAGETIA

    Altenlale

    DrREt.OR

    SHRI

    N.CHA l>RASEKARAl\ Allemale

    OrRE(TOR

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    DIJU:CTOR

    A/lema/e

    DIRECTOR (C&MDD)

    DEPUn DIRECTOR(C&MDD)

    Alternate

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    MAJ\AGB

    SEl\1OR

    MAl\AGER

    ( E G I l \ ~ ( j )

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    SHRJ J.

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    IndianRoadsCongress.NewDelhi

    Engineer-in-Chiefs

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    PublicWorksDepartment, Government ofTamilNadu,Chennai

    Larsen

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    TubroLtd.

    Mumbai

    Housingand Urban Development CorporationLtd,NewDelhi

    TheAssociated CementCompanies Ltd,Mumbai

    CentralBuildingResearch Institute(CSIR), Roorkee

    FlyAsh

    Mission, Department

    ofScience andTechnology,NewDelhi

    The Institutionof

    Engineers

    (India),Kolkata

    Indian

    Concrete

    Institute,Chennai

    DirectorGeneral,BISEx-officioMember)

    Member

    -Secretary

    S J u S ~ J Y P M T

    DeputyDirector(Civ Ena), BIS

    Concrete Subcommittee, CED2:2

    Saurashtra CementsLtd,Ahmedabad

    STUPConsultantsLtd, Mumbai

    Ministry ofSurfaceTransport(Roads

    Wing).

    NewDelhi

    Indian Institute

    ofTechnology. New

    Delhi

    Public

    WorksDepartment, GovernmentofMaharashtra,

    Mumbai

    TorSteel

    Research

    foundationin India,

    Kolkata

    Indian

    Ready-Mixed Concrete Association, Bangalore

    GujaratAmbujaCements

    Ltd,

    Ahmedabad

    CentralSoil

    and

    Materials

    Research

    Station.NewDelhi

    A.P.

    Engineering Research Laboratories,

    Hyderabad

    CentralWatcrCommission,NewDelhi

    OannonDunkerley andCoLtd,Mumbai

    Indian

    Institute

    ofTechnology.

    Kharagpur

    AuociatedConsulting Services, Mumbai

    University ofRoorkee.

    Roorkee

    Inpenonalcapacity (16OldSnehNagQr, Wardha Road,Nagp r)

    CenlralBuildingResearch Institute(CSlR),Roorkee

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    page

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    4)

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