Caracterización de la corrosión de concretos con mezclas ternarias


Authors

  • Erick Maldonado
  • Facundo Almeraya
  • Citlalli Gaona
  • Alberto Martinez Villafañe
  • Miguel Baltazar

Abstract

Se estudiaron concretos adicionando ceniza volante, micro-sílice y escoria de alto horno, el objetivo fue determinar cual de las mezclas presenta mejor comportamiento como protección contra la corrosión del acero. Se prepararon seis mezclas y se construyeron celdas de concreto donde se le adicionó el 20% con respecto al peso de aditivos, con dos varillas embebidas en la mezcla como electrodos y fueron expuestas a una solución de NaCl (3.5% en peso), durante ocho meses se monitorearon con técnicas electroquímicas. La mezcla que mejores características obtuvo fue la que contenía 10% ceniza volante y 10% escoria de alto horno

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Published

2007-07-30

How to Cite

Maldonado, E., Almeraya, F., Gaona, C., Martinez Villafañe, A., & Baltazar, M. (2007). Caracterización de la corrosión de concretos con mezclas ternarias. Scientia Et Technica, 1(36). Retrieved from https://revistas.utp.edu.co/index.php/revistaciencia/article/view/5177

Issue

Vol. 1 No. 36 (2007)

Section

Mecánica

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