Durability Flashcards

1
Q

Hydration pictures

A

Poet

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2
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Durability types

A

I physical:
Freezing/thawing frost
Fire
Sulfate attack

II chemical
Sulfate attack

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3
Q

Freezing and thawing (frost)
Reduced safely how?
Benefit and disadvantages

Reduce undafely how?

A

Frost reduced by air entrainment allows water to escape but void spaces should be between .1 and .2 mm

The downside is that your strength is reduced

Adding salt is good because it reduced your freezing temperature

It’s bad because it increases Osmotic pressure

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4
Q

Fire
2 facts
What happens at 500 degrees and 900 degrees

A

1) concrete does not combust
2) temp won’t rise until full evaporation

At 500 degrees: dehydration of CH and huge strength loss due to heavy loss of water

At 900 degrees: dehydration of CSH

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5
Q

Sulfate attack

2 facts

A

Entrigure formation and gypsum formation are expansive products that create cracks

Sulfate attacks hydration products

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