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ÖNORM EN 13295
Issue date: 2004 08 01
Products and systems for the protection and repair of concrete structures - Test methods - Determination of resistance to carbonation
This European Standard specifies an accelerated laboratory method for measuring the resistance against
carbon dioxide penetration through repair products and systems, as...
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Publisher:
Austrian Standards International
Format:
Digital | 14 Pages
Language:
German
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This European Standard specifies an accelerated laboratory method for measuring the resistance against
carbon dioxide penetration through repair products and systems, as defined in prEN 1504-3. The method is
based on measurement of the depth of carbonation of the sample in a concentrated carbon dioxide
atmosphere over a fixed time interval. The method is suitable for assessing the performance of repair grouts,
mortars and concretes without a protective coating system applied.
The method does not measure the resistance to reduction in pH-value that may occur by absorption of other
acidic gases (e.g. SO2, HCl ).
ÖNORM EN 13295
2004 08 01
Products and systems for the protection and repair of concrete structures - Test methods - Determina...
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