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Air Permeability of Concrete
ADÁMEK, J. JURÁNKOVÁ, V.
Originální název
Air Permeability of Concrete
Anglický název
Air Permeability of Concrete
Jazyk
en
Originální abstrakt
The properties of many porous building materials mostly depend on a material porous structure, especially on the volume, size and distribution of pores. Due to the weather conditions effect the progressive deformation occurs mainly on a "covercrete" of concrete. Deformation rate depends on the concentration of noxious agents in environment and on actual moisture content in concrete. Due to airy carbon dioxide action at the air humidity presence concrete carbonises. This effect is demonstrated by the changes in a porous structure of covercrete and by the gradual reduction of the origin alkaline reaction in concrete. Slowly are initiated conditions for penetration of acid dioxides together with the air humidity toward reinforcement that is covered with this layer. The serious problem seems to be the absence of testing methods, which could evaluate the covercrete state. One of the methods that enable quantification of the covercrete actual state are testing methods for the covercrete air and gas permeability determination. The method of the penetration ratio for air and a measuring device developed by the J.R. Torrent patent was tested on concrete in a laboratory and in situ.
Anglický abstrakt
The properties of many porous building materials mostly depend on a material porous structure, especially on the volume, size and distribution of pores. Due to the weather conditions effect the progressive deformation occurs mainly on a "covercrete" of concrete. Deformation rate depends on the concentration of noxious agents in environment and on actual moisture content in concrete. Due to airy carbon dioxide action at the air humidity presence concrete carbonises. This effect is demonstrated by the changes in a porous structure of covercrete and by the gradual reduction of the origin alkaline reaction in concrete. Slowly are initiated conditions for penetration of acid dioxides together with the air humidity toward reinforcement that is covered with this layer. The serious problem seems to be the absence of testing methods, which could evaluate the covercrete state. One of the methods that enable quantification of the covercrete actual state are testing methods for the covercrete air and gas permeability determination. The method of the penetration ratio for air and a measuring device developed by the J.R. Torrent patent was tested on concrete in a laboratory and in situ.
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BibTex
@inproceedings{BUT9532,
author="Jiří {Adámek} and Vlasta {Juránková}",
title="Air Permeability of Concrete",
annote="The properties of many porous building materials mostly depend on a material porous structure, especially on the volume, size and distribution of pores. Due to the weather conditions effect the progressive deformation occurs mainly on a "covercrete" of concrete. Deformation rate depends on the concentration of noxious agents in environment and on actual moisture content in concrete. Due to airy carbon dioxide action at the air humidity presence concrete carbonises. This effect is demonstrated by the changes in a porous structure of covercrete and by the gradual reduction of the origin alkaline reaction in concrete. Slowly are initiated conditions for penetration of acid dioxides together with the air humidity toward reinforcement that is covered with this layer. The serious problem seems to be the absence of testing methods, which could evaluate the covercrete state. One of the methods that enable quantification of the covercrete actual state are testing methods for the covercrete air and gas permeability determination. The method of the penetration ratio for air and a measuring device developed by the J.R. Torrent patent was tested on concrete in a laboratory and in situ.",
address="Politechnika Krakowska",
booktitle="MATBUD IV. Konferencja Naukowo-Techniczna Zagadnienia Materialowe w Inžynierii Ladowej Krakow,",
chapter="9532",
institution="Politechnika Krakowska",
year="2003",
month="june",
pages="43--49",
publisher="Politechnika Krakowska",
type="conference paper"
}