Long-term protection of building structures with sulfur-based nanoscale coatings

2019

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DOI 10.15828/2075-8545-2019-11-3-276-287
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Abstract

The problem of creating reliable protective coatings that increase the mechanical characteristics of concrete building structures (piles, bridges, ceiling arches, tunnels, chutes, culverts, wells, paving slabs and curbs, etc.) operated under the influence of atmospheric factors and groundwater is of great importance.Currently, the most effective way to prevent degradation of materials is the application of various kinds of protective compounds.That protects against various factors of aggressive natural and manmade impact and thus allows increasing the durability of buildings and structures by reducing the amount of water penetrating into the pores.To provide long-term protection of building materials, it is proposed to treat porous surfaces of building materials with a new sulfur-containing compound.The innovative developed impregnating composition is based on sulfur and it provides protection of building materials of different nature from weathering and corrosive media for a long time.Modification of the proposed composition can significantly improve performance and increase the service life of building materials.