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Permeability of Concrete with PP-fibres

ADÁMEK, J.; JURÁNKOVÁ, V.; JURÁNEK, P.

Original Title

Permeability of Concrete with PP-fibres

English Title

Permeability of Concrete with PP-fibres

Type

Paper in proceedings (conference paper)

Original Abstract

Permeabily of the surface layers of RC structure for gasses and liquids depends on the actual state of a porous structure and on the moisture content. Surface layers significantly effect durability of the RC structures. One of the recent diagnostic methods evaluating the actual state of the concrete surface layers is the structure permeability method for air. The method was theoretically developed by R. Torrent, who also assisted at manufacturing of an excellent device TPT (Torrent Permeability Tester [1]). The structure state of concrete is influenced by the course of hydration both in setting and hardening concrete. In this stage originate in concrete micro-cracks, which initiate development of cracks and failures. This unfavourable state can be reduced by addition of some polymeric fibres into fresh concrete. The constribution describes test results from polypropylene fibres application and their effects on the permeability of the concrete surface layers for air. The results of the experimental test are evaluated with criteria for properties of concrete from the durability viewpoint [2].

English abstract

Permeabily of the surface layers of RC structure for gasses and liquids depends on the actual state of a porous structure and on the moisture content. Surface layers significantly effect durability of the RC structures. One of the recent diagnostic methods evaluating the actual state of the concrete surface layers is the structure permeability method for air. The method was theoretically developed by R. Torrent, who also assisted at manufacturing of an excellent device TPT (Torrent Permeability Tester [1]). The structure state of concrete is influenced by the course of hydration both in setting and hardening concrete. In this stage originate in concrete micro-cracks, which initiate development of cracks and failures. This unfavourable state can be reduced by addition of some polymeric fibres into fresh concrete. The constribution describes test results from polypropylene fibres application and their effects on the permeability of the concrete surface layers for air. The results of the experimental test are evaluated with criteria for properties of concrete from the durability viewpoint [2].

Keywords

Air permeaibility, diagnostic methods, Torrent Permeablity Tester, polymeric fibres

Key words in English

Air permeaibility, diagnostic methods, Torrent Permeablity Tester, polymeric fibres

Authors

ADÁMEK, J.; JURÁNKOVÁ, V.; JURÁNEK, P.

RIV year

2011

Released

24.09.2003

Publisher

Sekurkon Praha

Location

Malenovice

ISBN

80-86604-08-X

Book

FC+HPC 2003

Volume

2003

Number

1

Pages from

136-143

Pages to

143

Pages count

8

URL

knihovna SZK