TY  - SER
AU  - Hollmann, C.F.
AU  - Zucchetti, L.
AU  - Molin, D.C.C.Dal
AU  - Masuero, A.B.
TI  - Self-Healing Efficiency of Concretes through Permeability to Chlorides
SN  - 0889-325x
KW  - Chloride Penetration Resistance
KW  - Crystalling Admixture (CA)
KW  - Self-Healing
KW  - Service Life Prediction
KW  - Silica Fume
N2  - Self-healing is a process by which concrete is able to recover its properties after the appearance of cracks, which can improve mechanical properties and durability and reduce the permeability of concrete. Self-healing materials can be incorporated into concrete to contribute to crack closure. This study aims to evaluate the influence of crystalline admixtures and silica fume on the self-healing of concrete cracks. The rapid chloride penetration test was performed on cracked and uncracked samples, from which it was possible to estimate the service life of concretes. The concretes were characterized by tests of compressive strength and water absorption by capillarity. The use of crystalline admixtures did not have a negative influence on concrete properties, but did not favor the chloride penetration resistance. The concrete with silica fume showed the lowest charge passed and highest values of estimated service life
UR  - DOI:10.14359/51738892
ER  -