Influence of Film Thickness and Ambient Temperature to the Protective Performance of Surface Coating Material

Hiroki Sakuraba; Atsushi Miyata; Shinsuke Kumagai; Iwao Sasaki; Itaru Nishizaki

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1129.270

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Influence of Film Thickness and Ambient Temperature to the Protective Performance of Surface Coating Material

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Conditions such as the execution of repair works and ambient environment can affect the protective performance of surface coating material for concrete structures, and they are important in terms of exhibiting a long-term repair effect. This paper presents a fundamental study on the influence of film thickness and ambient temperature to the protective performance of surface coating material: oxygen, moisture vapor and chloride ion permeability. It was confirmed that as film thickness and ambient temperature increased, oxygen, moisture vapor and chloride ion permeation rates decreased and increased, respectively. Test results showed a good agreement with the behavior of polymer molecule membrane.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1129)

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270-276

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November 2015

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Hiroki Sakuraba*, Atsushi Miyata, Shinsuke Kumagai, Iwao Sasaki, Itaru Nishizaki

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Ambient Temperature, Film Thickness, Protective Performance, Surface Coating Material

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