Assessment of Concrete Permeability by a Nondestructive Method

Ting Yu Hao; Zhi Gang Wu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.405-406.309

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Assessment of Concrete Permeability by a Nondestructive Method

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Concrete permeability has been an important part of durability assessment of existing structures. The preliminary application of in-situ permeation assessment by Autoclam system was reported in this paper. The reliability of this nondestructive method has been preliminary proved.

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Ting Yu Hao, Zhi Gang Wu

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Autoclam, Concrete Permeability, In Situ Assessment

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