Secondary language: |
English |
Secondary title: |
Scaling resistance of concrete surfaces exposed to deicing chemicals |
Secondary abstract: |
This graduation thesis covers the area of concrete resistance to external influences, especially the effects of freezing and thawing in presence of deicing salts (resistance to salt frost scaling). We investigated the effect of chloride salts on scaling of concrete. In addition
to etalon sample of concrete with cement CEM I, we also included mineral additive fly ash as a replacement of part of the cement in concrete. To determine the resistance of each concrete mixture to salt frost scaling by using different types of chloride salts we implemented standard test method according to the SIST 1026 standard. We investigated resistance of different types of aerated concrete in combination with various types of deicing salts in different concentrations. In the context of this thesis we also performed some additional tests. Initial tests on fresh concretes were carried out primarily to ensure approximately the same consistency of all concrete mixtures tested. On the hardened concrete we finally performed an investigation of penetration depth of chlorides and carried
out linear microscopy for easier interpretation of the results obtained. |
Secondary keywords: |
graduation thesis;civil engineering;OG-MK;aerated concrete;air micro pores;mineral additive (fly ash);saline solutions;freezing;thawing;surface resistance;salt scaling resistance;scaling; |
File type: |
application/pdf |
Type (COBISS): |
Bachelor thesis/paper |
Thesis comment: |
Univ. v Ljubljani, Fak. za gradbeništvo in geodezijo |
Pages: |
XII, 56 str. |
Type (ePrints): |
thesis |
Title (ePrints): |
Scaling resistance of concrete surfaces exposed to deicing chemicals |
Keywords (ePrints): |
aeriran beton;zračne mikropore;mineralni dodatek;elektrofiltrski pepel;solne raztopine;zmrzovanje;tajanje;površinska odpornost;OPZT;luščenje |
Keywords (ePrints, secondary language): |
aerated concrete;air micro pores;mineral additive;fly ash;saline solutions;freezing;thawing;surface resistance;salt scaling resistance;scaling |
Abstract (ePrints): |
V diplomski nalogi je obravnavano področje odpornosti betona na zunanje vplive, predvsem na vplive zmrzovanja in tajanja ob prisotnosti talilnih soli. Preiskava se je nanašala na vpliv kloridnih soli na luščenje betona, pri čemer smo v preiskavo poleg etalonskega vzorca, betona s cementom CEM I, vključili tudi beton z mešanim vezivom iz cementa CEM I in elektrofiltrskega pepela. Za določitev odpornosti posamezne betonske mešanice ob uporabi različnih vrst kloridnih soli nam je služila standardna (SIST 1026) preiskava Odpornosti površine betona proti zmrzovanju in tajanju – OPZT. Uporabljenih je bilo več vrst aeriranega
betona v kombinaciji z različnimi vrstami talilnih soli v različnih koncentracijah. V okviru naloge smo izvedli tudi nekaj pomožnih preiskav. Začetne preiskave na svežem betonu smo opravili predvsem z namenom zagotavljanja podobnih konsistenc vseh betonov, na koncu pa smo za lažjo interpretacijo dobljenih rezultatov OPZT na strjenih preskušancih opravili še preiskavo globine prodora kloridov ter linijsko mikroskopijo. |
Abstract (ePrints, secondary language): |
This graduation thesis covers the area of concrete resistance to external influences, especially the effects of freezing and thawing in presence of deicing salts (resistance to salt frost scaling). We investigated the effect of chloride salts on scaling of concrete. In addition
to etalon sample of concrete with cement CEM I, we also included mineral additive fly ash as a replacement of part of the cement in concrete. To determine the resistance of each concrete mixture to salt frost scaling by using different types of chloride salts we implemented standard test method according to the SIST 1026 standard. We investigated resistance of different types of aerated concrete in combination with various types of deicing salts in different concentrations. In the context of this thesis we also performed some additional tests. Initial tests on fresh concretes were carried out primarily to ensure approximately the same consistency of all concrete mixtures tested. On the hardened concrete we finally performed an investigation of penetration depth of chlorides and carried
out linear microscopy for easier interpretation of the results obtained. |
Keywords (ePrints, secondary language): |
aerated concrete;air micro pores;mineral additive;fly ash;saline solutions;freezing;thawing;surface resistance;salt scaling resistance;scaling |
ID: |
8312950 |