Abstract
Influence of carbon dioxide permeability and moisture permeability of coating materials on carbonation depth of substrate concrete was discussed by 2 series of accelerated carbonation tests. Moisture permeability shows higher correlation than carbon dioxide permeability. Accordingly, moisture change in concrete was monitored in accelerated carbonation test in this study. It was found that water generated by carbonation reaction of concrete raise moisture content of the substrate concrete. Consequently, this increase of moisture content strongly affects the carbonation depths of concrete. In conclusion, moisture permeability has high correlation between carbonation depth, and which is due to generation of water by carbonation reaction in the accelerated carbonation test.
| Original language | English |
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| Journal | AIJ Journal of Technology and Design |
| Volume | 22 |
| Issue number | 51 |
| DOIs | |
| Publication status | Published - 2016 Jun 1 |
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Keywords
- Accelerated carbonation test
- Carbon dioxide permeability
- Coating materials
- Moisture permeability
- Paints
ASJC Scopus subject areas
- Architecture
- Building and Construction
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Influence of carbon dioxide and moisture permeability of coating materials on carbonation of concrete. / Kawamura, Yasuharu; Motohashi, Kenji.
In: AIJ Journal of Technology and Design, Vol. 22, No. 51, 01.06.2016.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
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AU - Kawamura, Yasuharu
AU - Motohashi, Kenji
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N2 - Influence of carbon dioxide permeability and moisture permeability of coating materials on carbonation depth of substrate concrete was discussed by 2 series of accelerated carbonation tests. Moisture permeability shows higher correlation than carbon dioxide permeability. Accordingly, moisture change in concrete was monitored in accelerated carbonation test in this study. It was found that water generated by carbonation reaction of concrete raise moisture content of the substrate concrete. Consequently, this increase of moisture content strongly affects the carbonation depths of concrete. In conclusion, moisture permeability has high correlation between carbonation depth, and which is due to generation of water by carbonation reaction in the accelerated carbonation test.
AB - Influence of carbon dioxide permeability and moisture permeability of coating materials on carbonation depth of substrate concrete was discussed by 2 series of accelerated carbonation tests. Moisture permeability shows higher correlation than carbon dioxide permeability. Accordingly, moisture change in concrete was monitored in accelerated carbonation test in this study. It was found that water generated by carbonation reaction of concrete raise moisture content of the substrate concrete. Consequently, this increase of moisture content strongly affects the carbonation depths of concrete. In conclusion, moisture permeability has high correlation between carbonation depth, and which is due to generation of water by carbonation reaction in the accelerated carbonation test.
KW - Accelerated carbonation test
KW - Carbon dioxide permeability
KW - Coating materials
KW - Moisture permeability
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