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Parametric Study for the Creation of the Interface between Concrete and Repair Products
Courard, Luc
2000In Materials and Structures, 33, p. 65-72
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Abstract :
[en] An analysis as large as possible presents factors acting when a repair system comes into contact with a concrete support. The appetency of the first one for the second is defined from the properties of the support and the new layer – essentially in its liquid phase – as well as from the environmental conditions. These properties are cited or explained for each material: roughness, porosity, superficial cohesion and interstitial water into concrete, nature and concentration of the binder, rigidity modulus, capillary succion for repair systems. The thermodynamic properties of the materials as well as transport mechanisms – diffusion, capillary succion – at the interface and roughness of the concrete support are particularly developed. A sequential flow sheet related to the parameters influencing the creation of the interface is proposed.
Disciplines :
Civil engineering
Author, co-author :
Courard, Luc  ;  Université de Liège - ULiège > Département Argenco : Secteur GeMMe > Matériaux de construction non métalliques du génie civil
Language :
English
Title :
Parametric Study for the Creation of the Interface between Concrete and Repair Products
Publication date :
January 2000
Journal title :
Materials and Structures
ISSN :
1359-5997
eISSN :
1871-6873
Publisher :
RILEM Publications, Cachan, France
Volume :
33
Pages :
65-72
Peer reviewed :
Peer Reviewed verified by ORBi
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