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2016 ICRI PUBLICATIONS CATALOG
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Information on
Concrete Repair
CONTENTS
ICRI TECHNICAL GUIDELINES.............................. 2
MORE PUBLICATIONS AVAILABLE FROM ICRI....... 5
PUBLICATIONS BY SUBJECT
ICRI Technical Guidelines are designed

to address a specific aspect of concrete
repair. The documents are prepared by
committees and are distributed to the
membership upon request for comment
prior to final approval by the Technical
Activities Committee.
Corrosion............................................................................................ 6
Epoxy Injection................................................................................... 6
Equipment.......................................................................................... 6
Estimating........................................................................................... 6
Evaluation........................................................................................... 6
Floors.................................................................................................. 7
General............................................................................................... 7
Grouting.............................................................................................. 8
Masonry.............................................................................................. 9
Materials............................................................................................. 9
Pavement........................................................................................... 9
Post-Tensioning.................................................................................. 9
Safety................................................................................................. 9
Shotcrete.......................................................................................... 10
Specifications................................................................................... 10
Strengthening................................................................................... 10
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Waterproofing................................................................................... 11
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ICRI TECHNICAL GUIDELINES

ICRI Technical Guideline No. 120.12009
ICRI Technical Guideline No. 210.3R2013
Guidelines and Recommendations for

Safety in the Concrete Repair Industry
This guideline can be used to educate super

visors, craft workers, owners, and engineers
in safe work practices for the concrete repair
industry. The guideline will have universal
appeal, as it has been developed to be a
visual tool that depicts the safe performance
of specific tasks and the hazards associated
with those tasks. The requirements described are based on the most
recent OSHA standards and are intended to provide guidance and
training in the planning and execution of repair and restoration
projects. Also available in Spanish.
ICRI
114 pages
2009
120109
$25.00 ICRI member
$50.00 nonmember
$25.00 ICRI member
$50.00 nonmember
Guide for Using In-Situ Tensile

Pulloff Tests to Evaluate Bond
of Concrete Surface Materials
This guide provides a recommended

method of evaluating the adequacy of
concrete surface preparation and tensile
bond strength of cementitious and polymer
concrete surface repairs using the in-situ
drilled core tensile pulloff test. This guide
outlines equipment and material requirements, the test procedure,
reporting, and acceptance criteria.
ICRI
20 pages
2013
2103R13
Guide for Methods of Measurement

and Contract Types for Concrete
Repair Work
Familiarity with contract types, the selection

of appropriate repair work items, and docu
mentation of completed work is essential
for successful completion of a concrete
repair project.This guide is intended to
assist owners, consultants, and contractors
in defining recommended methods of quantity measurement and
contract types for concrete repair work.
ICRI
16 pages
2009
1301R09
$30.00 ICRI member
$60.00 nonmember
Guide for Nondestructive Evaluation

Methods for Condition Assessment,
Repair, and Performance Monitoring
of Concrete Structures
This new guideline will assist contractors,

owners, engineers, architects, and material
suppliers in the selection of nondestructive
evaluation (NDE) methods for evaluating
the condition of concrete structures. NDE
can be a very useful method to provide quality control and assurance
of repairs and long-term performance monitoring. Considerations
in planning and executing an NDE program, including correlating
with destructive methods, are discussed in the guideline. Guidance,
including a brief synopsis of each method, is presented for selecting
which NDE methods are appropriate for the concrete property/
condition being assessed.
ICRI
28 pages
2009
210409
REVISED AND UPDATED!

210116
$30.00 ICRI member
$60.00 nonmember
$35.00 ICRI member
$70.00 nonmember
Guide for Surface Preparation for

the Repair of Deteriorated Concrete
Resulting from Reinforcing
Steel Corrosion
Guide for Verifying Field

Performance of Epoxy Injection
of Concrete Cracks
This guideline is intended to assist the

contractor, licensed design professional, and
owner in the development of performance
specifications for quality assurance and
quality control of epoxy injection of
concrete cracks. It includes process-control methods to assess if
satisfactory injection work is being performed. Quality assurance
methods described include visual observations and testing samples
during the injection work, and removing concrete core samples and
performing nondestructive testing of completed repairs.
ICRI 2016
$60.00 nonmember
Spanish version
120109S
$30.00 ICRI member
Outlines the steps in preparing concrete for

replacement material in areas where cor
roded reinforcing steel has caused cracking,
spalling, delamination, or other types
of deterioration. Topics covered include
exposing and undercutting reinforcing steel, edge and surface
conditioning, repair of reinforcing steel, and removal geometry.
Also available in Spanish.
ICRI
8 pages
2008
310.1R2008
$18.00 ICRI member
$36.00 nonmember
$18.00 ICRI member
$36.00 nonmember
Spanish version
3101R08S
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Selecting and Specifying Concrete

Surface Preparation for Sealers,
Coatings, Polymer Overlays, and
Concrete Repair
This guideline summarizes the capabilities,

requirements, and limitations of the various
methods used to prepare concrete surfaces for
the application of protective sealers, coatings,
polymer overlays, and concrete repair. Bench
mark profiles are included that provide visual standards for
the purpose of specification, application, and verification.
Also available in Spanish. 48 pages. 2013
Updates include:
Surface retarders and handheld breakers added to
surface preparation methods;
CSP 10 added to show a more aggressive profile for
concrete repair;
Description of various test methods used to evaluate
a prepared surface; and
New appendix for selecting surface preparation methods.
Guideline with CSP chips (set of 10)
310213PACK
Guideline only
3102R13
$111.00 ICRI member
$222.00 nonmember
$35.00 ICRI member
$70.00 nonmember
CSP chips only (set of 10)

PC1-10
10th chip only

PC10
$90.00 ICRI member
$180.00 nonmember
$5.00 ICRI member
$10.00 nonmember
Spanish version (Guideline PDF only)

310213SP
$35.00 ICRI member
$70.00 nonmember
Guide for the Preparation of Concrete

Surfaces for Repair Using
Hydrodemolition Methods
This guideline provides an introduction to

hydrodemolition for concrete removal and
surface preparation, benefits and limitations
of using hydrodemolition, and an under
standing of other aspects to be addressed
when incorporating hydrodemolition into
a repair project. Includes a description of the equipment, applica
tions, safety procedures, and methods of water control and cleanup.
ICRI
28 pages
2014
310.3R-2014
$30.00 ICRI member
$60.00 nonmember
Guide for Selecting Application

Methods for the Repair of
Concrete Surfaces
ICRI
320.1R-1996
Illustrates and describes the methods currently

available for placement of concrete repair
materials, along with material requirements
and the best applications for each. In addition,
engineering considerations, constructibility,
and quality control are addressed.
8 pages
1996Reissued 2002
$18.00 ICRI member
Guide for Selecting and Specifying

Materials for Repair of
Concrete Surfaces
A tool to help designers, specifiers, contractors,

and manufacturers make the best possible
decisions in selecting materials for the repair
of concrete surfaces. It fully describes a
process used to develop sound selection
criteria that will ensure that, for each project,
the material properties needed to produce durable repairs are specified.
ICRI
36 pages
2009
3202R09
$30.00 ICRI member
$60.00 nonmember
Pictorial Atlas of Concrete Repair

Material Mixing Equipment
The intent of this document is not to advocate

one type of paddle or piece of equipment
versus another, discuss mixing efficiency, or
other properties, but simply to provide a
single-source common guide that can be used
in the trade when describing or specifying
mixing equipment. Specifying equipment for
mixing concrete repair materials is extremely difficult because the
industry uses multiple names for the same equipment and the same
names for different equipment. Different types of mixing paddles
and mixers can produce different consistencies and properties in
concrete repair products. This guideline will help ensure the
appropriate equipment is properly described or specified. PDF ONLY.
Also available in Spanish.
ICRI
18 pages
2014
320.5R-2014
$30.00 ICRI member
$60.00 nonmember
$30.00 ICRI member
$60.00 nonmember
Spanish version
320514SP
Guide for Evaluation and Repair of

Unbonded Post-Tensioned Concrete
Structures
This guide is intended to provide an intro

duction to the evaluation and repair of
existing concrete structures post-tensioned
with unbonded single-strand tendons. The
strength and serviceability of a structure that
has experienced deterioration can be evalu
ated and restored to its originalor greaterstrength and service
ability. There is no substitute for experience and knowledge in
working with post-tensioned structures. An experienced contractor
and licensed design professional team is essential when working
with post-tensioned structures. (Joint PTI/ICRI document)
ICRI/PTI
54 pages
2012
320.6-2012
$46.00 ICRI member
$92.00 nonmember
$36.00 nonmember
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Guide for Electrochemical Techniques

to Mitigate the Corrosionof Steel for
Reinforced Concrete Structures
Guide for the Selection of Strengthening

Systems for Concrete Structures
An aid for the selection process, this guide

line describes several methods of streng
thening structures, including externally
bonded systems, post-tensioning, section
enlargement, and supplemental supports.
Various issues regarding design consid
erations, advantages, and limitations are
provided for the use of these systems. For each strengthening system,
the engineering considerations, systems, methods and materials,
durability, fire considerations, and field applications are discussed.
ICRI
32 pages
2006
This guideline is intended to provide infor

mation on electrochemical techniques used
to mitigate the corrosion of steel in atmos
pherically exposed concrete structures. The
information presented is based on testing
and the experience of owners, engineers,
contractors, and suppliers. This guideline includes information on
impressed current and galvanic cathodic protection, electrochemical
chloride extraction, and realkalization.
ICRI
24 pages
2013
330.1-2006
510113
$30.00 ICRI member
$60.00 nonmember
340.1-2006
$30.00 ICRI member
$60.00 nonmember
$70.00 nonmember
Guide for the Selection of Grouts

to Control Leakage in Concrete
Structures
This guideline provides information on

the properties and characteristics of grout
materials for selection of a proper grout
material to control water leakage through
cracks and other discontinuities in concrete
structures. It is also for the selection of grout
materials for crack injection to control leaks through cracks in
concrete structures.
ICRI
28 pages
2006
$35.00 ICRI member
Guide for Design, Installation, and

Maintenance of Protective Polymer
Flooring Systems for Concrete
This technical committee report deals with

the design, installation, and maintenance
of protective polymer flooring systems
that are applied and directly bonded to
concrete. Contains detailed information
on the aspects of flooring technology,
performance properties, surface preparation requirements, installation
procedures, and testing to attain long-term service from a variety
of polymer flooring systems. (Joint SSPC/NACE/ICRI document)
ICRI
40 pages
2004
710.1-2004
$30.00 ICRI member
$60.00 nonmember
Guide for the Evaluation of Masonry

Faade Structures
This guideline describes the tools, tech

niques, and processes that are used in the
evaluation of masonry faade structures.
It offers background into the history and
evolution of masonry structure design and
construction. It also describes the entire
evaluation process, from an investigation
of the history of the structure to techniques and procedures
for nondestructive and visual evaluation through the physical
inspection process.
ICRI
38 pages
2008
410108
$35.00 ICRI member
$70.00 nonmember
Guide for Horizontal Waterproofing

of Traffic Surfaces
This guideline provides information for

the selection and application of materials
for fluid-applied waterproofing systems to
concrete pedestrian and vehicular traffic
surfaces. Properly selected and applied traffic
membrane systems can protect concrete from
deterioration caused by abrasion, moisture
intrusion, environmental forces, and chemical attack. The guideline
includes system design, material properties and types, project
implementation, system installation, and health and safety.
ICRI
20 pages
2014
71022014
$30.00 ICRI member
$60.00 nonmember
ICRI MEMBER BENEFIT: Access to Technical Guidelines
For more than 25 years, ICRI members, through consensus and collaboration, have developed more than 18 Technical Guidelines
on a variety of topics specific to repair and restoration. Access to these Guidelines is now offered as a member benefit. Now, once
you join ICRI, you can download a digital copy of the majority of ICRIs Technical Guidelines for FREE. Hard copies are still
available at a discount to members.
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MORE PUBLICATIONS AVAILABLE FROM ICRI

Strengthening
and Stabilization
of Concrete and
Masonry Structures
NEW!
Guide Specifications
for Structural
Concrete Repairs
SECTION 030130
This is the initial document in a series
of guide specifications to be prepared
by ICRI. The guide specification offers
a methodology for standardizing the
essential requirements for structural concrete repairs by providing
specification text, optional requirements, and commentary to allow
the user to tailor the document to a specific concrete repair project,
and use as a technical specification section in a complete project
manual. Both the printed and PDF copies include a Word document
with hidden text for easy modification of text to meet specific repair
project requirements. 48 pages. 2016
GS030130
$40.00 ICRI member
$80.00 nonmember
Concrete Repair
Manual, Fourth Edition
Jointly produced by the

American Concrete Institute and the
International Concrete Repair Institute.
The Fourth Edition of the most com
prehensive collection of information on
concrete repair ever assembled in a single
source. It includes over 70 documents
from many of the associations involved
in the concrete repair industrys Vision 2020 plan, including ACI,
ICRI, NACE, SSPC, and the Army Corps of Engineers, and from
the United Kingdom: the BRE and the Concrete Society. This
edition is also being offered as a CD-ROM, with each document
as an individual PDF file. 2368 pages. 2013
RPMN13

RPMN13CD

RPMN13P

Soft cover Manual only

$165.00 ICRI member
$278.00 nonmember
CD-ROM only
$165.00 ICRI member
$278.00 nonmember
Soft cover Manual and CD-ROM together
$247.00 ICRI member
$407.00 nonmember
Various authors
This special publication is a compilation
of existing articles on various structural
strengthening, stiffening, and stabili
zation topics, including external bonded
reinforcement, external post-tensioning, internal post-tensioning,
section enlargement and overlays, supplemental framing and
span shortening, and strengthening and stabilization of masonry
structures. The purpose is to provide engineers and contractors with
a single-source overview of the various materials and techniques
available to solve strengthening, stiffening, and stabilization
problems. The wealth of information provided should provide
invaluable food for thought to facilitate the strengthening,
stiffening, and stabilization design process. 154 pages. 2003
SSCM
$30.00 ICRI member
$60.00 nonmember
The concrete repair book that has

become a bestseller...
Concrete Repair
and Maintenance
Illustrated
by Peter H. Emmons
This comprehensive book describes the

causes, effects, and remedies for concrete
wear and failure. It is a practical guide to
evaluation of deterioration and its causes,
selection of repair methods and materials, surface preparation, and
quality assurance of the finished product. Hundreds of illustrations
show users how to analyze, maintain, and repair concrete structures
for optimal performance and cost-effectiveness. Hard cover.
295 pages. 1994
CRMI
$79.00 ICRI member
$105.00 nonmember
U.S. Bureau of
Reclamation Guide
to Concrete Repair
Practical Handbook
of Grouting
by James Warner
The Practical Handbook of Grouting
offers the most comprehensive, singlesource reference covering all facets of
grouting technology, including its appli
cation for control of water movement,
strengthening of both soil and rock, and
a wide range of structural applications.
Richly illustrated with hundreds of informative photographs,
graphs, and figures, this handbook provides invaluable advice on
all stages of a project from initial investigation and design through
execution, monitoring, and quality control. 720 pages. 2004
by W. Glenn Smoak
This comprehensive guide to concrete
repair was written to address repairs to
BuRecs concrete structures, ranging
from dams to bridges to buildings. Many
color photographs illustrate the causes of
damage to concrete, and a wide variety
of repair methods are thoroughly explained. The book also includes
BuRecs Standard Specifications for the Repair of Concrete. It is a
most valuable asset to any library of concrete repair practice. Soft
cover. 177 pages. 1997
PHG
CONREP
$158.00 ICRI member
$199.00 nonmember
$36.00 ICRI member
$56.00 nonmember
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CORROSION

Guide for Electrochemical Techniques to
Mitigate the Corrosionof Steel for Reinforced
Concrete Structures
This guideline is intended to provide infor
mation on electrochemical techniques used
to mitigate the corrosion of steel in atmo
spherically exposed concrete structures. The
information presented is based on testing and
the experience of owners, engineers, contractors, and suppliers.
This guideline includes information on impressed current and
galvanic cathodic protection, electrochemical chloride extraction,
and realkalization.
ICRI
24 pages
2013
510113
$35.00 ICRI member
$70.00 nonmember
Protection of Metals in Concrete Against Corrosion

A state-of-the-art report on corrosion of metals, especially steel,
in concrete. The publication discusses factors that cause and control
corrosion of steel in concrete, techniques for detecting corrosion
in structures, measures for protecting embedded materials in new
construction, and remedial procedures and their limitations.
ACI Committee 222
30 pages
1997
22201
$42.00 ICRI member
$56.00 nonmember
EPOXY INJECTION
REVISED AND UPDATED!

Guide for Verifying Field Performance of
Epoxy Injection of Concrete Cracks
This guideline is intended to assist the
contractor, licensed design professional, and
owner in the development of performance
specifications for quality assurance and
quality control of epoxy injection of concrete
cracks. It includes process-control methods to assess if satisfactory
injection work is being performed. Quality assurance methods
described include visual observations and testing samples during the
injection work, and removing concrete core samples and performing
nondestructive testing of completed repairs.
ICRI

2016
210116
$30.00 ICRI member
$60.00 nonmember
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EQUIPMENT

Pictorial Atlas of Concrete Repair Material
Mixing Equipment
The right tool and equipment for the job. The
intent of this document is not to advocate one
type of tool or piece of equipment versus
another, or discuss tool/equipment efficiency
and other properties, but simply to provide a
single-source common guide that can be used
in the trade when describing and specifying concrete repair tools
and equipment. Specifying tools and equipment for mixing and
placing concrete repair materials is extremely difficult because the
industry uses multiple names for the same tools/equipment and the
same names for different tools/equipment. The Problem: Different
types of tools and equipment can produce different consistencies
and properties in concrete repair products. The Solution: ICRI
Technical Guideline 320.5R2014 will help ensure that the
appropriate tools and equipment are properly described and
specified. PDF ONLY. Also available in Spanish.
ICRI
18 pages
2014
320.5R-2014
$30.00 ICRI member
$60.00 nonmember
$30.00 ICRI member
$60.00 nonmember
Spanish version
320514SP
ESTIMATING

Guide for Methods of Measurement and
Contract Types for Concrete Repair Work
Familiarity with contract types, the selection
of appropriate repair work items, and docu
mentation of completed work are essential
for successful completion of a concrete repair
project.This guide is intended to assist owners,
consultants, and contractors in defining
recommended methods of quantity measurement and contract types
for concrete repair work.
ICRI
16 pages
2009
1301R09
$30.00 ICRI member
$60.00 nonmember
EVALUATION
Code Requirements for Evaluation, Repair, and Rehabilitation of

Concrete Buildings (ACI 562-13) and Commentary
The ACI 562 code provides standard requirements for evaluat
ing existing concrete buildings and then the subsequent structural
repair, rehabilitation, and strengthening of those buildings. This
code provides rules for a preliminary evaluation that determines the
design basis codethat is, if the building can be repaired based
on the ACI 318 version used in the original design, or if the repair
needs to comply with the current ACI 318. The code provides rules
for determining strength of in-place material, performing structural
analysis, designing for repaired strength and durability, requirements
for stability and shoring of construction, and inspection and testing
of repairs. Commentary provides application guidance as well as
references for additional information.
ACI Committee 562
59 pages
2013
56213
$85.00 ICRI member
$135.00 nonmember
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Guide for Evaluation of Concrete Structures before Rehabilitation
This guide presents general procedures for evaluation of concrete
structures before rehabilitation. Among the subjects covered are
preliminary investigation, detailed investigation, documentation,
field observation and condition survey, sampling and material
testing, evaluation, and final report. Evaluation to identify seismic
deficiencies is beyond the scope of this report.
ACI Committee 364
18 pages
2007
364107
$38.00 ICRI member
$30.00 ICRI member
$35.00 ICRI member
$70.00 nonmember
FLOORS

Guide for Design, Installation, and
Maintenance of Protective Polymer
Flooring Systems for Concrete
This technical committee report deals with
the design, installation, and maintenance
of protective polymer flooring systems that
are applied and directly bonded to concrete.
Contains detailed information on the aspects
of flooring technology, performance properties, surface preparation
requirements, installation procedures, and testing to attain longterm service from a variety of polymer flooring systems. (Joint
SSPC/NACE/ICRI document)
ICRI
40 pages
2004
710.1-2004
$30.00 ICRI member
Volume I (54 pages)

Techniques to follow and materials to use.
Photo captions show you how to identify the
cause of concrete deterioration; articles explain
basic concrete repair, preparation for repair,
and how to repair steel corrosion damage.
Volume II (56 pages)
Fifteen articles (1988-1991). Advice on
basement repair, foundation underpinning,
slabjacking, joint repair, shear collars for
parking decks, bridge deck overlays, shrinkage
cracking, post-tensioning, repairing flat plates,
shotcreting, underwater repair, coatings, epoxy
injection, and choosing jackhammers.
CR1 or CR2
$34.00 ICRI member
$46.00 nonmember
$60.00 nonmember

Guide for Nondestructive Evaluation
Methods for Condition Assessment, Repair,
and Performance Monitoring of Concrete
Structures
evaluation (NDE) methods for evaluating the
condition of concrete structures. NDE can be a very useful method
to provide quality control and assurance of repairs and long-term
performance monitoring. Considerations in planning and executing
an NDE program, including correlating with destructive methods,
are discussed in the guideline. Guidance, including a brief synopsis
of each method, is presented for selecting which NDE methods are
appropriate for the concrete property/condition being assessed.
ICRI
28 pages
2009
210409
Concrete Repair - Reprint Collections From

Concrete Construction magazine
$52.00 nonmember

Guide for Using In-Situ Tensile Pulloff
Tests to Evaluate Bond of Concrete
Surface Materials
This guide provides a recommended method
of evaluating the adequacy of concrete surface
preparation and tensile bond strength of
cementitious and polymer concrete surface
repairs using the in-situ drilled core tensile
pulloff test. This guide outlines equipment and material require
ments, the test procedure, reporting, and acceptance criteria.
ICRI
20 pages
2013
2103R13
GENERAL
$60.00 nonmember
Peter Emmons
CRMI
Concrete Repair and Maintenance Illustrated

Provides extensive information about problem analysis, strategy development, engi
neering aspects, material criteria and repair,
and maintenance methods. This book has be
come an indispensable resource for anyone
involved in the repair and maintenance
process. Contains a detailed and concise pre
sentation of more than 220 concrete repair and
maintenance topics.
295 pages
1994
$79.00 ICRI member
$105.00 nonmember
Concrete Slab Surface Defects: Causes, Prevention, Repair

Describes the causes, prevention, and repair of 10 common concrete
slab surface defects: dusting, scaling, popouts, crazing, cracking,
discoloration, blisters, spalling, low spots, and curling. Describes
how petrographic (microscopic) analysis can be used to determine
the cause of most concrete defects.
PCA
16 pages
1997
CSSD
ICRI
320.1R-1996
$19.00 ICRI member
$25.00 nonmember

Guide for Selecting Application Methods for
the Repair of Concrete Surfaces
Illustrates and describes the methods currently
available for placement of concrete repair
materials, along with material requirements
and the best applications for each. In addition,
engineering considerations, constructibility,
and quality control are addressed.
8 pages
1996Reissued 2002
$18.00 ICRI member
$36.00 nonmember
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Guide to Concrete Repair
This guide presents recommendations for the selection and ap
plication of materials and methods for repairing, protecting, and
strengthening concrete structures. An overview of materials and
methods is presented as a guide for selecting a particular applica
tion. References are provided for obtaining in-depth information
on the selected materials or methods.
ACI
70 pages
2014
54614
$70.00 ICRI member
$100.00 nonmember
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation Guide to

ConcreteRepair
This comprehensive guide to concrete repair
was written to address repairs to BuRecs
concrete structures, ranging from dams to
bridges to buildings. Many color photographs
illustrate the causes of damage to concrete,
and a wide variety of repair methods are
thoroughly explained. The book also includes
BuRecs Standard Specifications for the Repair of Concrete.
W. Glenn Smoak
177 pages
1997
CONREP
$36.00 ICRI member
$56.00 nonmember
Concrete Repair Manual, Fourth Edition

The Fourth Edition of the most comprehensive
collection of information on concrete repair
ever assembled in a single source. It includes
over 70 documents from many of the as
sociations involved in the concrete repair
industrys Vision 2020 plan, including ACI,
ICRI, NACE, SSPC, and the Army Corps of
Engineers, and from the United Kingdom: the
BRE and the Concrete Society. Also available as a CD-ROM, with
each document as an individual PDF file.
ICRI/ACI
2368 pages
2013
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RPMN13CD

RPMN13P

Soft cover Manual only

$165.00 ICRI member
$278.00 nonmember
CD-ROM only
$165.00 ICRI member
$278.00 nonmember
Soft cover Manual and CD-ROM together
$247.00 ICRI member
$407.00 nonmember
GROUTING
Construction and Design of Cement Grouting:

A Guide to Grouting in Rock Foundations
Provides exhaustive coverage of cement grout
ing in rock foundations, outlining all types of
cement grout, comparing their suitabilities,
and describing various ways cement grouting
is used in engineering construction. Step-bystep explanations on grouting techniques are
given in considerable detail and written with
both the novice and experienced practitioner in mind. Also covers
advanced technology, including the current state of computer use in
grouting operations; the latest grouting materials such as microfine;
and the use of superplasticizers in cement grout.
A. C. Houlsby
466 pages
1990
CDCG
$160.00 ICRI member
Cementitious Grouts and Grouting

Fundamental review of cementitious grouts and grouting practices.
Discusses ingredients, properties, proportioning, mixing, testing,
and placing of grouts for more than 25 applications. Grouting ap
plications include masonry walls, grout clean-down, ceramic tile,
toppings, underlayments, bonding and repair grout, flowable fill,
post-tensioning ducts, column baseplates, machine bases, ground
anchors, preplaced and post-placed aggregate concrete, stone
masonry restoration, foundation jacking, rock and soil grouting,
slurry trenches, railroad track stabilization, demolition grouting,
oil well grouting, slabjacking, and subsealing. Discusses grout
consistency, workability and working time, bleeding, setting and
hardening, strength, volume change, temperature rise, durability,
and permeability and the tests used to measure these properties.
Also covers specific equipment and methods for many of the ap
plications described.
PCA
60 pages
1991
EB111
$34.00 ICRI member
$46.00 nonmember

Guide for Selecting Grouts to Control
Leakage in Concrete Structures
This guideline provides information on
the properties and characteristics of grout
materials for selection of a proper grout
material to control water leakage through
cracks and other discontinuities in concrete
structures. It is also for the selection of grout
materials for crack injection to control leaks through cracks in
concrete structures.
ICRI
28 pages
2006
340.1-2006
$30.00 ICRI member
$60.00 nonmember
Practical Handbook of Grouting

The Practical Handbook of Grouting offers
the most compreh ensive, single-source
reference covering all facets of grouting
technology, including its application for
control of water movement, strengthening
of both soil and rock, and a wide range of
structural applications. Richly illustrated with
hundreds of informative photographs, graphs,
and figures, this handbook provides invaluable advice on all stages
of a project from initial investigation and design through execution,
monitoring, and quality control.
James Warner
720 pages
2004
PHG
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$199.00 nonmember
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MASONRY

Guide for the Evaluation of Masonry
Faade Structures
This guideline describes the tools, techniques,
and processes that are used in the evaluation
of masonry faade structures. It offers back
ground into the history and evolution of
masonry structure design and construction. It
also describes the entire evaluation process,
from an investigation of the history of the structure to techniques
and procedures for nondestructive and visual evaluation through
the physical inspection process.
ICRI
38 pages
2008
410108
$35.00 ICRI member
$70.00 nonmember
MATERIALS
Guide for Polymer Concrete Overlays

Provides an overview of thin (less than 1 in. thick) polymer concrete
(PC) overlays for concrete and steel substrates, with emphasis
placed on their use in the transportation sector. Surface preparation,
application, evaluation, maintenance, and safety aspects are included.
ACI Committee 548
26 pages 1994Reapproved 1998
548594
$46.00 ICRI member
$60.00 nonmember

Guide for Selecting and Specifying Materials
for Repair of Concrete Surfaces
A tool to help designers, specifiers, contractors,
and manufacturers make the best possible
decisions in selecting materials for the repair
of concrete surfaces. It fully describes a process
used to develop sound selection criteria that
will ensure that, for each project, the material
properties needed to produce durable repairs are specified.
ICRI
36 pages
2009
3202R09
$30.00 ICRI member
$60.00 nonmember
Guide for the Application of Epoxy and Latex Adhesives for

Bonding Freshly Mixed and Hardened Concrete
This guide provides information, requirements, and procedures for
bonding freshly mixed and hardened concretes by using epoxy or latex
adhesives. This guide covers evaluations of hardened concrete, the
selection of suitable epoxy or latex adhesive, and application methods.
ACI Committee 548
8 pages
2012
54811R12
$26.00 ICRI member
$35.00 nonmember
Guide for the Use of Polymers in Concrete

This guide presents information on how to use polymers in concrete
to improve some characteristics of hardened concrete. Recommen
dations are included for polymer-impregnated concrete, polymer
concrete, polymer-cement concrete, and safety considerations for
the use of polymers in concrete. Information is provided on types
of materials and their storage, handling, and use, as well as concrete
formulations, equipment to be used, construction procedures, and
applications. Glossaries of terms and abbreviations are also included.
ACI Committee 548
30 pages
2009
548109
$51.00 ICRI member
$73.00 nonmember
Performance Criteria for Concrete Repair Materials, Phase I

Preliminary performance criteria for dimensionally compatible repair
materials based on a state-of-the-art review of the literature on ce
ment-based repair materials. These preliminary criteria are intended
for screening and selecting cement-based materials for concrete
surface repairs. A comprehensive experimental program of laboratory
and field tests was developed to verify the performance criteria.
P. H. Emmons, A. M. Vaysburd
127 pages
1995
PCCRM
$68.00 ICRI member
$86.00 nonmember
PAVEMENT
Concrete Pavement Rehabilitation: Resurfacing,

Reconstruction, Restoration
Comprehensive notebook containing 14 publications on the rehabil
itation and repair of concrete pavements. Discusses patching, joint
and crack sealing and repair, overlays, design and construction of
joints, plus eight publications on planning, design, construction,
and maintenance.
American Concrete Pavement Association
CPR
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POST-TENSIONING

Guide for Evaluation and Repair of Unbonded
Post-Tensioned Concrete Structures
This guide is intended to provide an introduc
tion to the evaluation and repair of existing
concrete structures post-tensioned with
unbonded single-strand tendons. The strength
and serviceability of a structure that has
experienced deterioration can be evaluated
and restored to its originalor greater
strength and serviceability. There is no substitute for experience and
knowledge in working with post-tensioned structures. An experienced
contractor and licensed design professional team is essential when
working with post-tensioned structures. (Joint PTI/ICRI document)
ICRI/PTI
54 pages
2012
320.6-2012
$46.00 ICRI member
$92.00 nonmember
SAFETY

Guidelines and Recommendations for Safety
in the Concrete Repair Industry
This guideline can be used to educate super
visors, craft workers, owners, and engineers
in safe work practices for the concrete repair
industry. The guideline will have universal
appeal, as it has been developed to be a
visual tool that depicts the safe performance
of specific tasks and the hazards associated with those tasks. The
requirements described are based on the most recent OSHA standards
and are intended to provide guidance and training in the planning and
execution of repair and restoration projects. Also available in Spanish.
ICRI
114 pages
2009
120109
Spanish version
120109S
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$50.00 nonmember
$25.00 ICRI member
$50.00 nonmember
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SHOTCRETE
Guide to Shotcrete
Recommendations are given on the applicability of shotcrete to dif
ferent types of construction material requirements and application
procedures. Equipment requirements are given for both the dry-mix
and wet-mix processes. The testing of shotcrete is covered in detail.
Emphasis is placed on the competence of the application crew.
ACI Committee 506
41 pages
2005
50605
$50.00 ICRI member
$66.00 nonmember
SPECIFICATIONS
NEW!
Guide Spedifications for Structural
ConcreteRepairs
Section 030130
This is the initial document in a series of
guide specifications to be prepared by ICRI.
The guide specification offers a methodology
for standardizing the essential requirements
for structural concrete repairs by providing
specification text, optional requirements, and commentary to
allow the user to tailor the document to a specific concrete repair
project, and use as a technical specification section in a complete
project manual. Both the printed and PDF copies include a Word
document with hidden text for easy modification of text to meet
specific repair project requirements.
ICRI
48 pages
2016
GS030130
$40.00 ICRI member
$80.00 nonmember
Strengthening and Stabilization of Concrete

and Masonry Structures
This special publication is a compilation of
existing articles on various structural streng
thening, stiffening, and stabilization topics,
inc luding external bonded reinforcement,
external post-tensioning, internal post-tensioning,
section enlargement and overlays, supplemental
framing and span shortening, and strengthening
and stabilization of masonry structures. The purpose is to provide
engineers and contractors with a single-source overview of the
various materials and techniques available to solve strengthening,
stiffening, and stabilization problems.
Various authors
154 pages
2003
SSCM

Guide for Surface Preparation for the Repair
of Deteriorated Concrete Resulting from
Reinforcing Steel Corrosion
Outlines the steps in preparing concrete for
replacement material in areas where corroded
reinforcing steel has caused cracking, spalling,
delamination, or other types of deterioration.
Topics covered include exposing and under
cutting reinforcing steel, edge and surface conditioning, repair of
reinforcing steel, and removal geometry. Also available in Spanish.
ICRI
10 pages
2008
Spanish version
3101R08S

Guide for the Selection of Strengthening
Systems for Concrete Structures
This guideline describes several methods of
strengthening structures, including externally
bonded systems, post-tensioning, section
enlargement, and supplemental supports.
Various issues regarding design considerations,
advantages, and limitations are provided for the
use of these systems. For each strengthening system, the engineering
considerations, systems, methods and materials, durability, fire
considerations, and field applications are discussed.
ICRI
32 pages
2006
330.1-2006
$30.00 ICRI member
$60.00 nonmember
$60.00 nonmember
SURFACE PREPARATION
310.1R2008
STRENGTHENING
$30.00 ICRI member
$18.00 ICRI member
$36.00 nonmember
$18.00 ICRI member
$36.00 nonmember

Guide for the Preparation of Concrete
Surfaces for Repair Using
Hydrodemolition Methods
This guideline is intended to provide an introoduction to hydrodemolition for concrete
removal and surface preparation, benefits and
limitations of using hydrodemolition, and an
understanding of other aspects to be addressed
when incorporating hydrodemolition into a repair project. The
guideline provides a description of the equipment, applications,
safety procedures, and methods of water control and cleanup.
ICRI
28 pages
2014
310.3R-2014
$30.00 ICRI member
$60.00 nonmember
ICRI MEMBER BENEFIT: Access to Technical Guidelines
For more than 25 years, ICRI members, through consensus and collaboration, have developed more than 18 Technical Guidelines
on a variety of topics specific to repair and restoration. Access to these Guidelines is now offered as a member benefit. Now, once
you join ICRI, you can download a digital copy of the majority of ICRIs Technical Guidelines for FREE. Hard copies are still
available at a discount to members.
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Selecting and Specifying Concrete Surface
Preparation for Sealers, Coatings, Polymer
Overlays, and Concrete Repair
This guideline summarizes the capabilities,
requirements, and limitations of the various
methods used to prepare concrete surfaces
for the application of protective sealers,
coatings, polymer overlays, and concrete
repair. Benchmark profiles are included that
provide visual standards for the purpose of specification,
application, and verification. Also available in Spanish.
ICRI
48pages
2013
Updates include:
Surface retarders and handheld breakers added to
surface preparation methods;
CSP 10 added to show a more aggressive profile for
concrete repair;
Description of various test methods used to evaluate
a prepared surface; and
New appendix for selecting surface preparation
methods.
Guideline with CSP chips (set of 10)
310213PACK
$111.00 ICRI member
$222.00 nonmember
$35.00 ICRI member
$70.00 nonmember
WATERPROOFING
Applying Liquid Sealants:

An Applicator Training Program
This training program is designed to train
new employees or use as a refresher course
for experienced personnel. Each full pro
gram comes with a VHS videotape, CD,
or DVD and five training manuals. Videos
and manuals are available for individual
purchase. Also available in Spanish.
Produced 1995revised 2001
SALS
Option A: Full Training Program: Five (5) Applying Liquid Sealants manuals
and one (1) video
$164.00 ICRI member $182.00 nonmember
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$54.00 ICRI member
$68.00 nonmember
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$33.00 ICRI member
$45.00 nonmember
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SWRI
Below Grade Waterproofing Manual

This guidebook provides a comprehensive
overview dealing with below grade water
proofing. Illustrations, photographs, and
highlights of the importance of proper de
sign, material selection, surface preparation,
and problem solving are included.
100 pages
2000
SBGWM
$54.00 ICRI member
Guideline only
3102R13
CSP chips only (set of 10)

PC1-10
$90.00 ICRI member
$180.00 nonmember
$5.00 ICRI member
$10.00 nonmember
New 10th chip only

PC10
Spanish version (Guideline PDF only)

310213SP
$35.00 ICRI member
$70.00 nonmember
TESTING

Guide for Nondestructive Evaluation Methods
for Condition Assessment, Repair, and
Performance Monitoring of Concrete Structures
evaluation (NDE) methods for evaluating the
condition of concrete structures. NDE can be
a very useful method to provide quality control and assurance of
repairs and long-term performance monitoring. Considerations in
planning and executing an NDE program, including correlating
with destructive methods, are discussed in the guideline. Guidance,
including a brief synopsis of each method, is presented for select
ing which NDE methods are appropriate for the concrete property/
condition being assessed.
ICRI
28 pages
2009
210409
$35.00 ICRI member
$70.00 nonmember
$68.00 nonmember

Guide for Horizontal Waterproofing of
TrafficSurfaces
This guideline provides information for
the selection and application of materials
for fluid-applied waterproofing systems to
concrete pedestrian and vehicular traffic
surfaces. Properly selected and applied traffic
membrane systems can protect concrete from
deterioration caused by abrasion, moisture intrusion, environmental
forces, and chemical attack. The guideline includes system design,
material properties and types, project implementation, system
installation, and health and safety.
ICRI
20 pages
2014
71022014
$30.00 ICRI member
$60.00 nonmember
SWRI Technical Bulletin Series

This growing series of bulletins brings you
the best practices covering a variety of
topics including elastomeric wall coatings,
exterior stone restoration, mortar joint
removal, clear water repellents for masonry,
below-grade waterproofing (sheet mem
brane), and repointing mortar joints. Order
extra copies for branch offices or for preferred customers.
STBS
$40.00 ICRI member
$54.00 nonmember
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