• Producing durable concrete under thawing-freezing conditions and getting dried and moistened alternatively,
• Producing concrete which is resists against defrosting and corrosive chemical solutions and liquids,
• Performing landing fields, highways, parking lots, streets and walkways surfaces,
• Concreting in refrigeration houses,
• Concreting in hydraulic structures, docks, dams, bridges, rail ways , sleepers loading and water reservoirs,
• By reducing concrete density, it can be possible to increase concrete production by using certain quantity of cement and aggregate,
• Concrete containing fly ash with high amount of carbon,
• Concrete containing high amount of superfine materials,
• Concrete containing cement with high alkaline.

• Increasing stability and durability of concrete under harsh climatic conditions and in cold and freezing regions,
• Increasing workability and slump of concrete,
• Reducing concrete permeability and water content in mixture,
• Reducing amount of sand consumed in producing concrete,
• Increasing durability of concrete in corrosive liquids and gases and thawing-freezing cycles,
• Reducing of carbonization of concrete,
• Reducing segregating and bleeding effects,
• Protecting bars,
• Reducing harm caused by undesirable storage conditions.

Use BC62 up to 0.001 of cement weight.
The factors which dosage rate depends on are:
Grading materials and gravel-sand ratio,
Quantity, type and quality of cement used,
Water-cement ratio,
Ambient temperature, temperature of the concrete, and heat generation,
simultaneous use of superplasticizers,
Percent of required air in concrete,

• At the final phase, add BC62 to water content of the concrete mixture. According to the ASTM C 182 standard, the required time for mixing should be:
• 3 minutes for mixing, 3 minutes for being still and 2 minutes for final mixing,
• 13 minutes for stirring gently and 2 minutes for mixing,
• Shaking and 2 minutes for mixing.

• Color: Brown
• Physical state: Liquid
• Density: 0.98 g/cm3
• PH: Approx. 8
• Solubility: Insoluble in water
• Chloride: Nill