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Concrete Permeability and Durability Performance: From Theory to Field Applications.

Concrete Permeability and Durability Performance: From Theory to Field Applications.

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電子版あり 大学・学術機関向け電子ブック(eBook)ISBN 9780429505652
著者・編者Torrent, Roberto J. / Neves, Rui D. / Imamoto, Kei-ichi,
シリーズ (Modern Concrete Technology)
出版社 (CRC Press, UK)
出版年月2021
ページ数550 pp.
言語ENG
ニュース番号<A00-44029>

解説

Durability and service life design of concrete constructions have considerable socio-economic and environmental consequences, in which the permeability of concrete to aggressive intruders plays a vital role.

Concrete Permeability and Durability Performance provides deep insight into the permeability of concrete, moving from theory to practice, and presents over 20 real cases, such as Tokyo's Museum of Western Art, Port of Miami Tunnel and Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao sea-link, including field tests in the Antarctic and Atacama Desert. It stresses the importance of site testing for a realistic durability assessment and details the "Torrent Method" for non-destructive measurement of air-permeability. It also delivers answers for some vexing questions:

  • Should the coefficient of permeability be expressed in m (2) or m/s?
  • How to get a "mean" pore radius of concrete from gas-permeability tests?
  • Why should permeability preferably be measured on site?
  • How can service life of reinforced concrete structures be predicted by site testing of gas-permeability and cover thickness?

Practitioners will find stimulating examples on how to predict the coming service life of new structures and the remaining life of existing structures, based on site testing of air-permeability and cover thickness. Researchers will value theoretical principles, testing methods, as well as how test results reflect the influence of concrete mix composition and processing.