Grout-Well and Grout-Well DF

Placement of the Grout-Well products is best done using a positive displacement or progressive cavity pump. When pumping must be done with gear or diaphragm pumps, you may have to use additional make-up water to insure pumpability due to the limited pressure generated by these types of pumps.

When adding the grouts to make-up water, the slurry will resemble pancake batter, a creamy consistency with lumps. This is the ideal time to pump the fluid since all the bentonite has not fully hydrated. Once in place, the particles continue to swell, sealing off cracks and crevices while gelling to form its caulk-like consistency.

Provided local regulations allow, it is always recommended that the tremie line be withdrawn as the grout is being pumped. This permits the grout to continue its set undisturbed, reduces pump pressure, and minimizes unnecessary migration into surrounding formations.

Slurry Density: 9.4-9.5 lb/gal

Dry Bulk Density: 55-60 lb/ft³

Thermal Conductivity: .42 BTU/hr-ft-°F

pH: 8.0-10.0

WHMIS: Controlled (see MSDS)

TDG: Not regulated

Packaging: 50lb sack / bulk