IS 16186

: 2014

Liquid applied waterproofing membranes based on polymer modified cementitious systems - Specification

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This standard specifies the requirements for two-component, polymer-modified, cement-based liquid-applied waterproofing membranes. It covers classification based on crack-bridging ability, material property requirements, and performance criteria for the cured membrane, such as tensile strength, adhesion, and water impermeability.

Specifies requirements for liquid applied waterproofing membranes based on polymer modified cementitious systems.

Quick Reference Values
Minimum Tensile Strength (Class II)0.5 N/mm²
Minimum Elongation at Break (Class II)50 %
Minimum Adhesion Strength (Pull-Off)0.5 N/mm²
Water Penetration RequirementNo penetration at 5 bar for 7 days
Crack Bridging Ability (Class II, 23°C)0.75 mm
Water Vapour Transmission Rate (max)30 g/m²/24h
Practical Notes
Ensure both liquid and powder components are from the same manufacturer and are within their shelf life.
Surface preparation is critical for achieving the required adhesion; the substrate must be clean, sound, and free from contaminants.
Strictly follow the manufacturer's recommended mix ratio and application thickness to achieve specified performance.