Rosangela Nayireth Itriago Rodriguez
Study of the performance of waterproofing additives capable of promoting self-healing in concrete.
Rel. Luciana Restuccia, Devid Falliano. Politecnico di Torino, Corso di laurea magistrale in Ingegneria Civile, 2021
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Abstract
Over time, the world of Civil Engineering has turned its attention to create structures under the concepts of sustainability and durability by reducing the consumption of raw materials and avoiding the emission of toxic gases that harm the environment. In addition, the scientific research community has focused on the study of resilient and intelligent materials capable of promoting multiple benefits, both economic and ecological, promoting sustainability. One of the most used materials in the construction world is concrete due to its multiple benefits, versatility in its use, excellent mechanical properties. However, with the pass of time, the works carried out with concrete require maintenance to ensure the superb condition of its design; this means using time and resources.
Therefore, if one could guarantee that concrete works could heal themselves when required, not only would large amounts of resources be saved, but it would also change the way construction has been perceived so far
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