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๐ Authorized agent of MC (Conmix), Weber and SIMENTEK
โ Concrete Admixtures
โ Bonding Agents
โ Waterproofings
โ Concrete Repair, Grout
โ Tile Adhesive & Tile Joint Fillers
โ Wall Putty, Prime Coat, Rush Coat
โ Quartz, Contextra
โ Specialized paints (Thermal and Insulation Paints, Street and Playground Paints)
โ Floor hardener, Epoxy
โ Geotextiles, Geo-membranes and other construction chemicals and materials
Tel: 0961955555 or 0961955559
Address: Signal, around signal mall
๐ Authorized agent of MC (Conmix), Weber and SIMENTEK
โ Concrete Admixtures
โ Bonding Agents
โ Waterproofings
โ Concrete Repair, Grout
โ Tile Adhesive & Tile Joint Fillers
โ Wall Putty, Prime Coat, Rush Coat
โ Quartz, Contextra
โ Specialized paints (Thermal and Insulation Paints, Street and Playground Paints)
โ Floor hardener, Epoxy
โ Geotextiles, Geo-membranes and other construction chemicals and materials
Tel: 0961955555 or 0961955559
Address: Signal, around signal mall
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๐6
๐What are efficient ways to sound proof A room?
๐งDouble, Air-gapped Walls
โบThis one was key, especially to keep outside sound out and instrument sounds in (like my drums)! Inside of the cinder-block garage, we built a room using 2ร4โs (or maybe 2ร6โs). We then built an ever-so-slightly smaller room inside of it, leaving about 4โณ between the outer wall and the inner one. This air-gap helped block transmission of sound. Inside each wall we used fiberglass insulation.
๐งDouble Sheet Rock
โบOn the walls mentioned above we used two sheets of 5/8โณ sheet rock, not just one. This provided more mass, also good for blocking sound.
๐งFoam Egg Crates, Foam Rubber, Carpet
โบWe got lucky and found a dozen sheets of foam egg crate at a building auction and bought it for what one sheet of it would normally cost. We covered the walls in it. We used thick carpet on the floor, and some adhesive foam rubber sheets on the door and outside wall.
๐งAdjacent Mixing tech room
โบWe put the mixing consoles, PC, monitors, and other gear that generated noise in an adjacent room. If we were doing it โrightโ I probably would have wired up audio jacks to totally isolate the two rooms, but instead we just put a large conduit between the rooms to run the cabling. I stuffed the conduit full of rags to block the PC fan sounds.
๐งAngled Window
โบWe put a window between the studio and the mixing room so the tech could see the band and vice versa.
To prevent the sound from going through, we used two panes of glass.
The one on the mixing room side was mounted in a normal up-and-down position.
The second pane, on the studio side was mounted at about a 45 degree angle, so sounds would be deflected down toward the floor. E.g. (Studio) \ | (Mixing Room).
๐งAC outside of the studio
โบThe studio got pretty hot with all that insulation, so we had to add a window AC unit.
Putting it in the studio was a no-go, so we mounted it in a window in the garage (outside the studioโs double walls) and then fashioned some ducting to run the cool air into the back corner of the studio.
This kept the compressor noise out.
๐งTreating the gear
โถ๏ธFinally, we would pick up rattling from drum stands, clicks of guitar pedals, snare vibrations, etc. We fixed this as we went โ things like foam, cardboard, electrical tape, and rags all helped.
@etconp
๐งDouble, Air-gapped Walls
โบThis one was key, especially to keep outside sound out and instrument sounds in (like my drums)! Inside of the cinder-block garage, we built a room using 2ร4โs (or maybe 2ร6โs). We then built an ever-so-slightly smaller room inside of it, leaving about 4โณ between the outer wall and the inner one. This air-gap helped block transmission of sound. Inside each wall we used fiberglass insulation.
๐งDouble Sheet Rock
โบOn the walls mentioned above we used two sheets of 5/8โณ sheet rock, not just one. This provided more mass, also good for blocking sound.
๐งFoam Egg Crates, Foam Rubber, Carpet
โบWe got lucky and found a dozen sheets of foam egg crate at a building auction and bought it for what one sheet of it would normally cost. We covered the walls in it. We used thick carpet on the floor, and some adhesive foam rubber sheets on the door and outside wall.
๐งAdjacent Mixing tech room
โบWe put the mixing consoles, PC, monitors, and other gear that generated noise in an adjacent room. If we were doing it โrightโ I probably would have wired up audio jacks to totally isolate the two rooms, but instead we just put a large conduit between the rooms to run the cabling. I stuffed the conduit full of rags to block the PC fan sounds.
๐งAngled Window
โบWe put a window between the studio and the mixing room so the tech could see the band and vice versa.
To prevent the sound from going through, we used two panes of glass.
The one on the mixing room side was mounted in a normal up-and-down position.
The second pane, on the studio side was mounted at about a 45 degree angle, so sounds would be deflected down toward the floor. E.g. (Studio) \ | (Mixing Room).
๐งAC outside of the studio
โบThe studio got pretty hot with all that insulation, so we had to add a window AC unit.
Putting it in the studio was a no-go, so we mounted it in a window in the garage (outside the studioโs double walls) and then fashioned some ducting to run the cool air into the back corner of the studio.
This kept the compressor noise out.
๐งTreating the gear
โถ๏ธFinally, we would pick up rattling from drum stands, clicks of guitar pedals, snare vibrations, etc. We fixed this as we went โ things like foam, cardboard, electrical tape, and rags all helped.
@etconp
๐8โค1
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๐Factors Affecting Concrete Compressive Strength
๐ทAmong the large number of factors affecting the compressive strength of concrete.
๐ซthe following are probably the most important for concretes used in structures.
๐ง1. Water/cement ratio
โบThe strength of concrete is governed in large part by the
ratio of the weight of the water to the weight of the cement for a given volume of concrete.
โบA lower water/cement ratio reduces the porosity of the hardened concrete and thus increases the number of interlocking solids.
๐ง2. Type of cement
โบTraditionally, five basic types of Portland cement have been produced:
Normal, Type I:
Modified, Type II:
High early strength, Type III:
Low heat, Type IV:
Sulfate resisting, Type V:
๐ง3. Supplementary cementitious materials
โบSometimes, a portion of the cement is replaced by materials such as fly ash, ground granulated blast-furnace slag, or silica fume to achieve economy, reduction of heat of hydration, and, depending on the materials, improved workability.
๐ง4. Aggregate
โบThe strength of concrete is affected by the strength of the aggregate, its surface texture, its grading, and, to a lesser extent, by the maximum size of the aggregate.
๐ง5. Mixing water
โบThere are no standards governing the quality of water for use in mixing concrete.
โบIn most cases, water that is suitable for drinking and that has no pronounced taste or odor may be used
๐ง6. Moisture conditions during curing
โบThe development of the compressive strength of concrete is strongly affected by the moisture conditions during curing.
โบProlonged moist curing leads to the highest concrete strength
๐ง7. Temperature conditions during curing
โบThe effect of curing temperature on strength gain for specimens placed and moist-cured for 28 days under the constant temperatures shown in the figure and then moist-cured at 73ยฐF.
โบThe 7- and 28-day strengths are reduced by cold curing temperatures, although the long-term strength tends to be enhanced.
๐ง8. Age of concrete.
Concrete gains strength with age
๐ง9. Maturity of concrete
โบYoung concrete gains strength if the concrete remains about a threshold temperature of to or to Maturity is the summation of the product of the difference between the curing temperature and the threshold temperature, and the time the concrete has cured at that temperature
@etconp
๐ทAmong the large number of factors affecting the compressive strength of concrete.
๐ซthe following are probably the most important for concretes used in structures.
๐ง1. Water/cement ratio
โบThe strength of concrete is governed in large part by the
ratio of the weight of the water to the weight of the cement for a given volume of concrete.
โบA lower water/cement ratio reduces the porosity of the hardened concrete and thus increases the number of interlocking solids.
๐ง2. Type of cement
โบTraditionally, five basic types of Portland cement have been produced:
Normal, Type I:
Modified, Type II:
High early strength, Type III:
Low heat, Type IV:
Sulfate resisting, Type V:
๐ง3. Supplementary cementitious materials
โบSometimes, a portion of the cement is replaced by materials such as fly ash, ground granulated blast-furnace slag, or silica fume to achieve economy, reduction of heat of hydration, and, depending on the materials, improved workability.
๐ง4. Aggregate
โบThe strength of concrete is affected by the strength of the aggregate, its surface texture, its grading, and, to a lesser extent, by the maximum size of the aggregate.
๐ง5. Mixing water
โบThere are no standards governing the quality of water for use in mixing concrete.
โบIn most cases, water that is suitable for drinking and that has no pronounced taste or odor may be used
๐ง6. Moisture conditions during curing
โบThe development of the compressive strength of concrete is strongly affected by the moisture conditions during curing.
โบProlonged moist curing leads to the highest concrete strength
๐ง7. Temperature conditions during curing
โบThe effect of curing temperature on strength gain for specimens placed and moist-cured for 28 days under the constant temperatures shown in the figure and then moist-cured at 73ยฐF.
โบThe 7- and 28-day strengths are reduced by cold curing temperatures, although the long-term strength tends to be enhanced.
๐ง8. Age of concrete.
Concrete gains strength with age
๐ง9. Maturity of concrete
โบYoung concrete gains strength if the concrete remains about a threshold temperature of to or to Maturity is the summation of the product of the difference between the curing temperature and the threshold temperature, and the time the concrete has cured at that temperature
@etconp
๐16โค2
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๐ELEMENTS OF ASPHALT CONCRETE PAVEMENT
.
โก๏ธAsphalt concrete pavements also called flexible pavements are pavements built from asphalt- concrete (asphalt, coarse aggregate, filler (optional) , and fine aggregate).
They transmit loads imposed on the surface through lateral distribution of the applied loads over depth.
.
โก๏ธThe elements of an asphalt concrete pavement are:๐
.
โถ๏ธSurfacing: This is the uppermost layer of the
pavement. The primary function of the surfacing is
to provide a safe and comfortable riding surface for the traffic. It is also expected to protect the layers underneath from the effects of natural elements
(wind, rain, ice etc.) as well as the disintegrating
effects from vehicles skidding and braking on the roadway. In this regard, it should be impervious so
as to waterproof the underlying layers. In higher
types of roads, it may consist of two distinct sub
layers known as a wearing course and a base
course.
.
โถ๏ธ Base: this is the most important and normally the thickest layer of an asphalt concrete pavement on which the surfacing rests. It is the main load
spreading layer of the pavement. It bears the burden of distributing the applied surface loads in such a manner that the bearing Capacity of the subgrade is not exceeded. It should therefore be built from high quality materials capable of withstanding the applied loads on the surface. It consist of either: crushed stone or gravel, gravelly soils, decomposed rocks, sands or sand-clays stabilized with cement, lime or bitumen.
.
โถ๏ธSub-base: The sub-base is the secondary load
spreading layer of the pavement underlying the
base. It may or may not be present in a pavement
depending on the purpose for which it is to be
used. It helps to distribute the applied loads to the
subgrade. Its stresses are less than those of the
base. Therefore its materials can be of lower quality than those of the base but must always be stronger than those of the subgrade. It is usually coarse grained or granular to act as a drainage layer for passage of any moisture which falls during
construction or after construction to the highway drainage system.
.
โถ๏ธSubgrade: this is the upper layer of the natural soil over which the pavement is being built. It may be undisturbed local material exposed by excavation or soil excavated elsewhere and placed into an embankment. It is usually compacted during
construction to give added stability.
@etconp
.
โก๏ธAsphalt concrete pavements also called flexible pavements are pavements built from asphalt- concrete (asphalt, coarse aggregate, filler (optional) , and fine aggregate).
They transmit loads imposed on the surface through lateral distribution of the applied loads over depth.
.
โก๏ธThe elements of an asphalt concrete pavement are:๐
.
โถ๏ธSurfacing: This is the uppermost layer of the
pavement. The primary function of the surfacing is
to provide a safe and comfortable riding surface for the traffic. It is also expected to protect the layers underneath from the effects of natural elements
(wind, rain, ice etc.) as well as the disintegrating
effects from vehicles skidding and braking on the roadway. In this regard, it should be impervious so
as to waterproof the underlying layers. In higher
types of roads, it may consist of two distinct sub
layers known as a wearing course and a base
course.
.
โถ๏ธ Base: this is the most important and normally the thickest layer of an asphalt concrete pavement on which the surfacing rests. It is the main load
spreading layer of the pavement. It bears the burden of distributing the applied surface loads in such a manner that the bearing Capacity of the subgrade is not exceeded. It should therefore be built from high quality materials capable of withstanding the applied loads on the surface. It consist of either: crushed stone or gravel, gravelly soils, decomposed rocks, sands or sand-clays stabilized with cement, lime or bitumen.
.
โถ๏ธSub-base: The sub-base is the secondary load
spreading layer of the pavement underlying the
base. It may or may not be present in a pavement
depending on the purpose for which it is to be
used. It helps to distribute the applied loads to the
subgrade. Its stresses are less than those of the
base. Therefore its materials can be of lower quality than those of the base but must always be stronger than those of the subgrade. It is usually coarse grained or granular to act as a drainage layer for passage of any moisture which falls during
construction or after construction to the highway drainage system.
.
โถ๏ธSubgrade: this is the upper layer of the natural soil over which the pavement is being built. It may be undisturbed local material exposed by excavation or soil excavated elsewhere and placed into an embankment. It is usually compacted during
construction to give added stability.
@etconp
๐21โค5
๐What is the differences between Singly reinforced and Doubly reinforced beam sections
๐งSingly reinforced beam
โบsingly reinforced beams are beams with tension reinforcement only( reinforcement to assist concrete carry tension)
๐งDoubly reinforced beam
โบdue to different reasons, it isn't always possible to use singly reinforced beam and it becomes necessary to assist concrete to carry compression too.
โบAnd beams with both tension and compression reinforcement are called doubly reinforced beams.
๐ซDoubly reinforced beams are advantageous over singly reinforced beams for the following reasons :
*Reduces sustained deflection( long term deflection)
* Increases ductility
* Enhances tension mode of failure
* Decreased depth of section, leading to astetics
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๐งSingly reinforced beam
โบsingly reinforced beams are beams with tension reinforcement only( reinforcement to assist concrete carry tension)
๐งDoubly reinforced beam
โบdue to different reasons, it isn't always possible to use singly reinforced beam and it becomes necessary to assist concrete to carry compression too.
โบAnd beams with both tension and compression reinforcement are called doubly reinforced beams.
๐ซDoubly reinforced beams are advantageous over singly reinforced beams for the following reasons :
*Reduces sustained deflection( long term deflection)
* Increases ductility
* Enhances tension mode of failure
* Decreased depth of section, leading to astetics
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๐21โค5๐2๐2
Expansion of soil under shear is called
Anonymous Quiz
24%
A: liquefaction
31%
B: volumetric deformation
29%
C: critical expansion
16%
D: dilatancy
๐34โค1๐1
The corresponding lateral earth pressure
when the retaining wall moves towards backfill
is known as
when the retaining wall moves towards backfill
is known as
Anonymous Quiz
53%
A: Passive Earth Pressure
35%
B: Active Earth Pressure
10%
C: Earth Pressure at rest
3%
D: None of the above
๐15๐2โค1
The determination of ultimate bearing
capacity on an eccentrically loaded square
footing depends upon the concept of useful:
capacity on an eccentrically loaded square
footing depends upon the concept of useful:
Anonymous Quiz
37%
A: Square
36%
B: Width
17%
C: Circle
10%
D: Triangle
๐20โค2
If the lateral pressure on a retaining wall
is high, the following measure are taken while
designing:
is high, the following measure are taken while
designing:
Anonymous Quiz
45%
A: Wall thickness is increased to resist the moment at base
12%
B: Slab thickness is increased to resist the moment
13%
C: Height of the retaining wall to be increased to increase the moment resisting capacity
30%
D: Shear key is provided to resist the lateral pressure
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๐ทแซแแแแ แ แแแแซแ แ แคแแญแตแชแญ แจแแแแณแแฑ แจแฎแแญแชแต แแญแฐแญ แซแแฎแแฝแ แแ แแ แจแแแจแ แ แแณแ แแญแ แจแแแแณแแฑ แจแฎแแญแชแต แแญแฐแญ แซแแฎแแฝ แแฐ แจแฃแข แ แจแญ แจแแแแแแ แจแฐแแ แ แ แจแญ แแแตแแจแต แฅแแฒแแ แจแตแแฝ แฅแญแแตแ แแแแฃแ แญ แญแแญ แ แแฐแฅ แแแข
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โญ๏ธแจแฎแแญแชแต แซแแฎแแ แจแแแฃแ SANY แจแฐแฃแ แจแปแญแ แณแแ แจแฎแแญแชแต แซแแฎแ แ แแซแฝ แฉแฃแแซ แฒแแแฃ แแชแแ แ แแ แแแแต แแ แปแญแ แ แแตแจแ แฅแป แแแ แแ แ แ แฅแแข แแแณ แฅแซแแ แแจแแแ แฅแแฐแแฝแ แฐแ แ แทแแข
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๐ทแซแแแแ แ แแแแซแ แ แคแแญแตแชแญ แจแแแแณแแฑ แจแฎแแญแชแต แแญแฐแญ แซแแฎแแฝแ แแ แแ แจแแแจแ แ แแณแ แแญแ แจแแแแณแแฑ แจแฎแแญแชแต แแญแฐแญ แซแแฎแแฝ แแฐ แจแฃแข แ แจแญ แจแแแแแแ แจแฐแแ แ แ แจแญ แแแตแแจแต แฅแแฒแแ แจแตแแฝ แฅแญแแตแ แแแแฃแ แญ แญแแญ แ แแฐแฅ แแแข
๐ซแจแตแแฝ แฅแญแแต แ แฃแ แฅแ แฅแ แฅแ แ แแแแ แจแฒแแแแญ แแแฅ แแณแ แ แแแฅแแขแฃ แฅแซแ แจแแ แฐแแฃแฅแทแแข
โญ๏ธแจแฎแแญแชแต แซแแฎแแ แจแแแฃแ SANY แจแฐแฃแ แจแปแญแ แณแแ แจแฎแแญแชแต แซแแฎแ แ แแซแฝ แฉแฃแแซ แฒแแแฃ แแชแแ แ แแ แแแแต แแ แปแญแ แ แแตแจแ แฅแป แแแ แแ แ แ แฅแแข แแแณ แฅแซแแ แแจแแแ แฅแแฐแแฝแ แฐแ แ แทแแข
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๐ Authorized agent of MC (Conmix), Weber and SIMENTEK
โ Concrete Admixtures
โ Bonding Agents
โ Waterproofings
โ Concrete Repair, Grout
โ Tile Adhesive & Tile Joint Fillers
โ Wall Putty, Prime Coat, Rush Coat
โ Quartz, Contextra
โ Specialized paints (Thermal and Insulation Paints, Street and Playground Paints)
โ Floor hardener, Epoxy
โ Geotextiles, Geo-membranes and other construction chemicals and materials
Tel: 0961955555 or 0961955559
Address: Signal, around signal mall
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๐How is a reinforcement bar in hardened concrete structure exposed to corrosion?
๐ซแแ แ แแ แฅแแซแฌแแ แซแแ แจ แฎแแญแชแต แตแตแซแญแธแญ แแตแฅ แซแ แแญแ แจแฐแฐแซแ แต reinforcement bar แฅแแดแต แแแ แญแฝแแ? แ แแ แแญแแซแถแฝแต แแแ แญแฝแแ?
๐ท3 แแฐแจแณแ แจแแ แแแณแแฝ reinforcement แฃแซแฝแแ แ แ แ แแแณ แฅแแซแฌแแ แฃแแ แจ แ แญแแณ แตแตแซแญแธแญ แแตแฅ แฃแแ แต แแซแแแต แญแฝแแ (corrosion แฅแแฒแแ แญ แแซแฐแญแแต แญแฝแแ)
โญ๏ธ1. แจแแแแชแซแ carbonation แญแฃแแ
โบแฅแแฐแแณแแแ concrete strongly alkaline nature แ แแแข แญแ แ แจแแแ แต แแญแแซแต Ca(OH)2 แตแแแแข
โบpH value แฐแแ about 13 แแแข
โถ๏ธdue to this high alkalinity nature แฎแแญแชแฑ reinforcement แฃแฉแ แจ corrosion แแแจแแจแ a thin passivating layer แ แฃแฉ แแชแซ แ แแแ แญ แฅแจแฑแ แจแแแต แญแจแแจแแแข แญแ แ process passivation แ แแฃแ แญแณแแแแข
โถ๏ธAs we know CO2 แ แซแฑ reactive แ แญแฐแแแข แแ in the presence of moisture( แฅแญแฅแ แต) แแฐ dilute carbonic acid แญแแจแซแแข แจแแ concrete form แซแฐแจแแแ passivating layer แแฅแแต แแญแ แแแซแจแต แญแแแซแแข แ แแจแจแปแ PH value แ แแฐ 8.3 - 9 แซแฐแญแฐแแแข แแญ PH value แจ 11 แแแต แฒแแแญ แฅแจแฑ แ แแแ แแแ แญแแแซแแข
๐ท2. แแแฐแแ แฐแแ chloride attack แแ
โบแ แฐแแณแณแญ แแแแต แแญ carbonation passivating layer แ แแแซแจแต แฅแแฐแแฝแ chloride attack แ แซแแ แ แ แแ แแตแจแ แญแฝแแแข
โถ๏ธchloride attack is more serious reason than any other
โถ๏ธin the presence of water and oxygen, chloride can destroy the passivating layer and leads to corrosion.
โถ๏ธchloride แ แแแ แแฐ แฎแแญแชแฑ แแแฃ แญแฝแแแข
โก๏ธแแแณแ แ cement,water,aggregate and sometimes from admixtures or from environment by diffusion.
๐ท3. แถแตแฐแแ แ electrochemical process แแ
โบแญแแแ แฐแแ when there is a difference in electrical potential along the steel reinforcement in concrete.
โบแฅแจแฑ แแตแฅ แ แแฐแแ part anode แแแแ part แฐแแ cathode แฒแแ แแแข
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๐ซแแ แ แแ แฅแแซแฌแแ แซแแ แจ แฎแแญแชแต แตแตแซแญแธแญ แแตแฅ แซแ แแญแ แจแฐแฐแซแ แต reinforcement bar แฅแแดแต แแแ แญแฝแแ? แ แแ แแญแแซแถแฝแต แแแ แญแฝแแ?
๐ท3 แแฐแจแณแ แจแแ แแแณแแฝ reinforcement แฃแซแฝแแ แ แ แ แแแณ แฅแแซแฌแแ แฃแแ แจ แ แญแแณ แตแตแซแญแธแญ แแตแฅ แฃแแ แต แแซแแแต แญแฝแแ (corrosion แฅแแฒแแ แญ แแซแฐแญแแต แญแฝแแ)
โญ๏ธ1. แจแแแแชแซแ carbonation แญแฃแแ
โบแฅแแฐแแณแแแ concrete strongly alkaline nature แ แแแข แญแ แ แจแแแ แต แแญแแซแต Ca(OH)2 แตแแแแข
โบpH value แฐแแ about 13 แแแข
โถ๏ธdue to this high alkalinity nature แฎแแญแชแฑ reinforcement แฃแฉแ แจ corrosion แแแจแแจแ a thin passivating layer แ แฃแฉ แแชแซ แ แแแ แญ แฅแจแฑแ แจแแแต แญแจแแจแแแข แญแ แ process passivation แ แแฃแ แญแณแแแแข
โถ๏ธAs we know CO2 แ แซแฑ reactive แ แญแฐแแแข แแ in the presence of moisture( แฅแญแฅแ แต) แแฐ dilute carbonic acid แญแแจแซแแข แจแแ concrete form แซแฐแจแแแ passivating layer แแฅแแต แแญแ แแแซแจแต แญแแแซแแข แ แแจแจแปแ PH value แ แแฐ 8.3 - 9 แซแฐแญแฐแแแข แแญ PH value แจ 11 แแแต แฒแแแญ แฅแจแฑ แ แแแ แแแ แญแแแซแแข
๐ท2. แแแฐแแ แฐแแ chloride attack แแ
โบแ แฐแแณแณแญ แแแแต แแญ carbonation passivating layer แ แแแซแจแต แฅแแฐแแฝแ chloride attack แ แซแแ แ แ แแ แแตแจแ แญแฝแแแข
โถ๏ธchloride attack is more serious reason than any other
โถ๏ธin the presence of water and oxygen, chloride can destroy the passivating layer and leads to corrosion.
โถ๏ธchloride แ แแแ แแฐ แฎแแญแชแฑ แแแฃ แญแฝแแแข
โก๏ธแแแณแ แ cement,water,aggregate and sometimes from admixtures or from environment by diffusion.
๐ท3. แถแตแฐแแ แ electrochemical process แแ
โบแญแแแ แฐแแ when there is a difference in electrical potential along the steel reinforcement in concrete.
โบแฅแจแฑ แแตแฅ แ แแฐแแ part anode แแแแ part แฐแแ cathode แฒแแ แแแข
@etconp
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