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대한건축학회 대한건축학회 논문집 - 구조계 대한건축학회논문집 - 구조계 제21권 제5호
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2005.5
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97 - 104 (8page)

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Sewage facilities are positively necessary for environment improvement such as rainwater removal, sewage disposal, preservation of the quality of water and health of the citizens in present-day. Meanwhile, a deterioration of the concrete sewer facilities are increasing rapidly due to the chemical and physical attack and especially biochemical attack that is to say biodeterioration.
So, in advanced countries, prediction techniques and corrosion inhibition system for sewer concrete are developed and are being applied. Also, antibiotics were developed already but application of that is low because it is not economical and has no practical use. But, in domestic, countermeasures for the corrosion of sewage concrete are not sufficient and biochemical attack is not reflected in those essentially.
In this study, to prevent biochemical corrosion of the sewer concrete, a surface of concrete was spread with liquefied inorganic antibiotics and then its engineering properties were experimentally investigated. As a result, compressive strength and hardness of the specimen spread with antibiotics were similar to those of non spread. Both bond strength and abrasion amount of the specimen spread with antibiotics were inferior to non spread. Properties of absorption and air permeability of the specimen spread with antibiotics were superior to non spread. Finally, Carbonation depth and chloride ion penetration depth of the specimen spread with antibiotics were smaller than non spread.

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