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Title:
“Pore Size Distribution of Mortar in Near Surface Concrete. Its measurement and delineation with carbonation”, 21st International Conference on our world in Concrete & Structures, Singapore, 26-28 August 1996, pp. 213-218
Authors: Roy, S. K., El Sayad, H. I., Shaaban, I. G., Northwood, D. O., and Poh, K. B.
Year: 1996
Keywords: deterioration; concrete; durability; permeation; Initial surface Absorption; Figg Permeation; Covercrete Absorption
Journal: 21st International Conference on our world in Concrete & Structures
Volume: Singapore, 26-28 August 1996
Issue: Not Available
Pages: pp. 213-218
Publisher: Singapore
Local/International: International
Paper Link: Not Available
Full paper Ibrahim Galal Ibrahim Shaaban_pore size.pdf
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Abstract:

Ingress of deleterious agents from the environment causes deterioration of concrete and loss of its durability. Since the takes place through the surface, characteristics of the near surface concrete has become an important issue on recent years. The permeation characteristics of near surface concrete are greatly responsible for concrete durability. Tests available for assessment of permeation characteristics such as Initial surface Absorption, Figg Permeation and Covercrete Absorption are discussed in the introductory part of this paper.

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