2017
DOI: 10.1051/matecconf/201711601012
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Research into the effectiveness of grounded screens of electroconductive silicate compositions for electrocorrosion protection

Abstract: Abstract. The effectiveness of coatings based on Portland cement and sodium silicate with graphite filler as an electrocorrosion protection of grounded screens is investigated. An original technique is developed, consisting in comparing the values of the current I through the reinforcement and concrete of the structure model without protection and with protection by grounded screens-coatings. As a result of experimental studies it is found that, in comparison with the model without protection, the I value of t… Show more

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“…However, such composites have insufficient water resistance (softening coefficient), no more than 0.2, and it was proposed in [1,3,21] to increase it via the introduction of ground basic blast-furnace granulated slag instead of part or all of sodium fluorosilicate. By analogy with slag-alkali binders [22,23], the interaction of its silicate and aluminate minerals and glass with sodium silicate causes the formation of a certain amount of zeolite-like calcium, alkali and alkaline earth aluminosilicates, which provide an increase in water resistance.…”
Section: Theoretical Justifications For the Development Of The Compos...mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…However, such composites have insufficient water resistance (softening coefficient), no more than 0.2, and it was proposed in [1,3,21] to increase it via the introduction of ground basic blast-furnace granulated slag instead of part or all of sodium fluorosilicate. By analogy with slag-alkali binders [22,23], the interaction of its silicate and aluminate minerals and glass with sodium silicate causes the formation of a certain amount of zeolite-like calcium, alkali and alkaline earth aluminosilicates, which provide an increase in water resistance.…”
Section: Theoretical Justifications For the Development Of The Compos...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, metals are expensive, and devices made of them quickly corrode themselves, instead of the structure. It is promising to develop electrically conductive composites based on mineral binders for the development of electrocorrosion protection devices using plastering and painting methods [1][2][3].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Concrete has a relatively high electrical resistance, but in a water-saturated state its conductivity can increase significantly because liquid in concrete capillaries is the electrolyte [3]. The main measures to fight the electric corrosion of reinforced concrete are to reduce leakage currents, to use electric protection of structures, to apply insulating coatings and improve the electrical resistance of reinforced concrete itself [3,23].…”
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confidence: 99%