Special Repair Materials and Influence of Aggressive Environment on their Properties

Lenka Mészárosová; Eva Tumova; Ámos Dufka; Rostislav Drochytka

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1122.127

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Influence of Temperature on Structure Formation Processes Geocements for Rehabilitation of Concrete
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Reconstruction of the Municipal Bath House
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Shielding Silicate Composition of Increased Durability for Repair and Rehabilitation
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Special Repair Materials and Influence of Aggressive Environment on their Properties
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The Suitability of Sealants for Use with Concrete Structures
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Development of Lightweight Repair Materials Applicable to Re-Profiling to the Lightweight Concrete
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Comparison of Standardized Test Methods for Determining the Permeability of the Surface Layer of Concrete
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Special Repair Materials and Influence of Aggressive Environment on their Properties

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The rehabilitation of structures can be achieved by secondary protection. Concrete structures are during their use exposed to environmental effects which – owing to their chemical action – are corrosive and are causing degradation of these structures. One of the necessary steps to ensure adequate service life of structures is their continuous maintenance and in the case of once damaged structures, their rehabilitation.

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Lenka Mészárosová*, Eva Tumova, Ámos Dufka, Rostislav Drochytka

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Geopolymers, Polymer Concrete, Repair Mortars

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