Measuring the Effectiveness of Hydrophobic Layers Using a Non-Destructive Method

Udo Antons; Oliver Weichold; Michael Raupach

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.687.298

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Measuring the Effectiveness of Hydrophobic Layers Using a Non-Destructive Method

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The paper focuses on the relationship between the effective hydrophobic layer thickness and the durability of impregnated hydrophobic treatments using single-sided nuclear magnetic resonance measurements. Weathered and non-weathered specimens were compared to detect the influence of different exposures on the performance of hydrophobic layers. The results show that structural changes caused by carbonation of blast furnace cement based concrete have an effect on the hydrophobic layer thickness while the carbonation of Portland cement concrete has none.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 687)

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Udo Antons, Oliver Weichold, Michael Raupach

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Durability, Hydrophobic Treatment, Non-Destructive Measurement

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