2003
DOI: 10.1680/macr.2003.55.2.125
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In situ measurement of the intrinsic permeability of concrete

Abstract: In this paper test methods that could be used on in situ concrete are used to obtain values for the permeability of concrete. The permeability is of interest because it significantly affects the ability of the concrete to prevent corrosion of embedded reinforcement. The important feature of the tests in this paper is that they yield values for permeability that are expressed in fundamental units and therefore have a better foundation in materials science than tests which only yield comparative data. The two in… Show more

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“…Both constant-head [30] and falling-head [27,28,29] water permeability tests were applied for lab-scale cracked concrete specimens. In this study, a constant-head test apparatus, shown in Figure 8a, was used to evaluate the water permeability of the disk-shaped specimens with a penetrating crack; the water flow rate was determined by measuring the amount of water that passed through the crack when maintaining a constant water head over a certain duration [44].…”
Section: Test Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Both constant-head [30] and falling-head [27,28,29] water permeability tests were applied for lab-scale cracked concrete specimens. In this study, a constant-head test apparatus, shown in Figure 8a, was used to evaluate the water permeability of the disk-shaped specimens with a penetrating crack; the water flow rate was determined by measuring the amount of water that passed through the crack when maintaining a constant water head over a certain duration [44].…”
Section: Test Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Some researchers focused on water permeation characteristics of concrete in both uncracked and cracked conditions [26,27,28,29,30]. In general, the permeability of water is extremely low without external pressure in uncracked concrete [27], while the amount of water permeation is strongly related to crack width in cracked concrete [28,29,30]. Aldea et al [28,29] investigated the effects of crack width on water permeability and self-healing performance by comparing water permeability and elastic wave transmission tests.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the in-situ permeability test, the method of in-situ pressure water test was carried out by Mohammad, and the permeability data of different depths was obtained [3][4][5]. The method of sealing holes at both ends in-situ permeability test method was proposed by Niu, which can be applied to the soil or the solid rock formation [6][7][8].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%