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  2. Bentonite (BT), an environmentally friendly alternative, has been widely used as a substitute for cement due to its advantageous properties, including cost reduction, lessened emissions, decreased permeability, and increased chemical resistance.

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    Can bentonite be used as an extender for cement slurry?
    I should be precise that not all types of bentonite are good to be used in cement slurry as an extender. There are mainly two types, the Wyoming bentonite, and the beneficiated bentonite. The Wyoming bentonite is the approved one by the API as an extender for cement slurry.

    All you need to know about Bentonite in Cement Slurries

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    Can cement-bentonite slurry walls be used as nonstructural Underground barriers?
    Even under this wide variety of circumstances cement-bentonite slurry walls have successfully performed as nonstructural underground barriers. A typical cement-bentonite (C-B) slurry mixture consists of about 18 percent portland cement, 6 percent bentonite, and 76 percent water.

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    What is a soil-cement-bentonite slurry wall?
    Method Description A soil-cement-bentonite slurry wall (SCB Wall) is constructed in much the same manner as a conventional soil-bentonite slurry wall (SB Wall) (Ryan 1985). A narrow trench is excavated under bentonite slurry, usually with a hydraulic excavator, although clamshells and other tools may be used.

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    Why is CB slurry better than bentonite?
    Since CB slurry is heavier than bentonite slurry and self-hardens, this method can provide improved trench stability and more easily overcome weaker ground conditions. Since the slurry sets after ~1 day, overlapping segments can be constructed in any direction or order to form a continuous barrier.

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    Does sluicing with bentonite slurry need to be added?
    Sluicing with bentonite slurry is typically controlled only by workability requirements and may add as little as 0.3% bentonite to the SCB. Sluicing with cement grout is usually highly controlled to add a prescribed amount of cement, but still may require adding additional bentonite slurry to achieve the desired slump. Typical Applications

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    Does bentonite meet permeability requirements?
    The bentonite content on the X-axis refers to bentonite added as a dry additive (as a per cent of the dry weight of soil), beyond that which goes in as slurry to meet the slump requirements. The indication from this preliminary testing is that some dry bentonite addition will be necessary to meet the permeability requirement.

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    All you need to know about Bentonite in Cement Slurries

    Jun 1, 2019 · I see contractors suggesting using API 13A Section 9 (Sodium Bentonite) Polymers as a substitute for API 13A Section 4 (regular Bentonite) in a cement bentonite slurry wall mix. Is this acceptable? What are the …

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    For traditional barrier walls, the trench is excavated through bentonite slurry or cement-bentonite slurry to prevent collapse during excavation. For cement-bentonite slurry walls, the cement-bentonite hardens in the trench to form the …

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    Soil-Cement-Bentonite (SCB) Slurry walls are a variation on the more common Soil-Bentonite slurry wall. In this method, the soils excavated from the trench are generally blended with bentonite and cement to provide additional strength to …

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