Surfology: Concrete Surface Evaluation Prior To Repair
Price
Free (open access)
Transaction
Volume
64
Pages
10
Page Range
407 - 416
Published
2009
Size
1,287 kb
Paper DOI
10.2495/MC090381
Copyright
WIT Press
Author(s)
L. Courard, F. Michel, D. Schwall, A. Van der Wielen, T. Piotrowski, A. Garbacz, F. Perez & B. Bissonnette
Abstract
L. Courard1, F. Michel1, D. Schwall1, A. Van der Wielen1, T. Piotrowski2, A. Garbacz2, F. Perez3 & B. Bissonnette3 1University of Liège, Belgium 2Warsaw University of Technology, Poland 3Laval University, Québec, Canada Abstract The study of adhesion of repair materials on concrete structures implies a good knowledge of the influence of concrete surface treatment. The effects of surface preparation technique are rarely clearly described and parameterised: it is consequently difficult to point out the real influence of roughness on adhesion results. A large research project has been realized with regards to the influence of concrete substrate strength and preparation technique efficiency. The surface roughness of concrete has been quantified by means of the projection \“Moiré” technique, which is an interferometrical measurement method. Comparison between polished, scrabbled and hydro-jetted surfaces evaluation is presented. Keywords: concrete, surface, micro-cracking, NDT, roughness.
Keywords
concrete, surface, micro-cracking, NDT, roughness