Concrete testing device provides substantial savings : fact sheet.

Rupnow, Tyson; Louisiana Transportation Research Center

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Concrete testing device provides substantial savings : fact sheet.

2011-11-01
By Rupnow, Tyson

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Rupnow, Tyson
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Louisiana Transportation Research Center
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United States. Federal Highway Administration
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Concrete Concrete--Permeability--Testing Permeability Testing
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LTRC project 10-1C
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Louisiana
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Fact sheet; Nov. 2011.
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Louisiana Transportation Research Center
Abstract:

Current practices require a permeability test, ASTM C1202: "Standard Test Method for Electrical Indication of Concrete's Ability to resist Chloride Ion Penetration," for structures with potential salt water intrusion. The test is run at 56 days of age and typically requires a day of sample preparation and another day of actual testing. The in-house facilities with adequate testing equipment are limited and this test is fairly expensive for contractors.
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