Water Absorption and Resistance to Chloride Ion Performance of Concrete Waterproof Silicone Material

Hong Song Wang; Lei Li; Zi Wei Ni; Qian Tian

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.357-360.809

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Water Absorption and Resistance to Chloride Ion Performance of Concrete Waterproof Silicone Material

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Water, chloride ion, deicing salt and freeze-thaw cycle are the greatest enemy of the concrete, leading to concrete corrosion damage, the concrete building protection materials is utilized widely in the hydraulic and bridge engineering. Using the silane materials to an immersion treatment can effectively block the invasion of harmful substances,the results showed that the deep penetration of silicone material formed a hydrophobic layer and provided an effective protection against water corrosion and chloride ingress. Such an organic silicon material is no evaporation of solvent, friendly to the environment, so is considered the most suitable for concrete protection.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 357-360)

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Hong Song Wang*, Lei Li, Zi Wei Ni, Qian Tian

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Resistance to Chloride Ion, Silicone Materials, Water Absorption

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