The interest in using organic coatings to protect concrete structures has increased rapidly in recent years. One of the main parameters requested of these films for protecting structures is that they maintain their integrity even if the underlying concrete cracks. In this paper, a technique to evaluate the crack-bridging ability (CBA) of the coatings is addressed. In addition, the crack-bridging ability of different organic coatings is analysed on the basis of the mechanical behaviour of the unsupported films during stress-strain measurements. Experimental results suggest a power law relationship between crack-bridging ability and the tensile strength of the coating
This thesis presents new testing methods to study the bond characteristics of reinforcing bars and p...
W spisie Polskich Norm dostępne są obecnie dwie normy europejskie dotyczące zabezpieczania podłoży m...
Abstract: Cracked and un-cracked Brazilian disc specimens subjected to diametral compression were us...
The interest in using organic coatings to protect concrete structures has increased rapidly in recen...
Some concern about the determination of a standardised test for crack-bridging ability (CBA) measure...
Different variables can influence the crack-bridging ability (CBA) of a coating. These parameters ca...
The crack-bridging properties of different organic coatings have been studied over a range of thickn...
The ingress of carbon dioxide and chloride ions into reinforced concrete can cause corrosion of the ...
A surface coating for concrete can be exposed to a wide range of environments, movements and stresse...
Based on a literature review, the physical and chemical properties of polymer coatings and concrete ...
The main properties of a protective coating for concrete and reinforced concrete structures are disc...
A range of different surface coatings are available for the protection of concrete surfaces, typical...
“Polyurea coatings as a possible structural reinforcement system” is a research project aimed at exp...
The deterioration of organic coatings on concrete is closely linked to the efficiency in the protect...
One of the urgent tasks of development of the construction associated with the development of new bu...
This thesis presents new testing methods to study the bond characteristics of reinforcing bars and p...
W spisie Polskich Norm dostępne są obecnie dwie normy europejskie dotyczące zabezpieczania podłoży m...
Abstract: Cracked and un-cracked Brazilian disc specimens subjected to diametral compression were us...
The interest in using organic coatings to protect concrete structures has increased rapidly in recen...
Some concern about the determination of a standardised test for crack-bridging ability (CBA) measure...
Different variables can influence the crack-bridging ability (CBA) of a coating. These parameters ca...
The crack-bridging properties of different organic coatings have been studied over a range of thickn...
The ingress of carbon dioxide and chloride ions into reinforced concrete can cause corrosion of the ...
A surface coating for concrete can be exposed to a wide range of environments, movements and stresse...
Based on a literature review, the physical and chemical properties of polymer coatings and concrete ...
The main properties of a protective coating for concrete and reinforced concrete structures are disc...
A range of different surface coatings are available for the protection of concrete surfaces, typical...
“Polyurea coatings as a possible structural reinforcement system” is a research project aimed at exp...
The deterioration of organic coatings on concrete is closely linked to the efficiency in the protect...
One of the urgent tasks of development of the construction associated with the development of new bu...
This thesis presents new testing methods to study the bond characteristics of reinforcing bars and p...
W spisie Polskich Norm dostępne są obecnie dwie normy europejskie dotyczące zabezpieczania podłoży m...
Abstract: Cracked and un-cracked Brazilian disc specimens subjected to diametral compression were us...