5. Waterproofing engineering structures
Reinforced concrete structures (bridges, viaducts, tunnels) require the same protection as other buildings, to prevent water, rain and aggressive products from damaging the concrete and especially the reinforcing steel.
5.1 Stress on public works structures
• Deformation of substrates due to concrete shrinkage, soil movement, weight of structures and resulting movements.
• Concrete cracks
• Wind on bridges modifies joint shape.
• Water, rain, snow, groundwater and soil water can contain salts (chlorides, sulfides, etc.) that are aggressive to structures, which can damage buried parts of structures and corrode reinforcing...
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Bibliography
General works
Recent thesis
Professional rules: DTU and CPT
▪ Unified technical documents
- Installation work – Waterproofing of flat roofs with load-bearing masonry elements – Part 1: Technical specifications – Part 2: special clauses (commercial reference for parts 1 and 2 of DTU 43.1). - DTU 43.1 -
- Installation work – Waterproofing of flat roofs with load-bearing masonry elements – Part 1: Technical specifications. - DTU 43.1 -
- Building work...
Standardization
French and European standards AFNOR
Flexible sealing foils
- Flexible sealing foils – Part 1: bituminous roofing membranes – Determination of dimensional stability. - NF EN 1107-1 - Décembre 1999
- Flexible sealing foils – Determining dimensional stability – Part 2: plastic and elastomer roof waterproofing sheets....
Manufacturers of waterproofing systems
(Non-exhaustive list)
Axter E-mail : [email protected]http://www.axter.fr
Meple – Groupe IKO http://www.meple.com
Siplast Icopal
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Characteristics of some commercial coatings used as examples in the articles [C 3555] and [C 3 556]
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Hyrène TS from Axter (table 1 )
Hyrène and Hyrène TS are waterproofing systems comprising several layers or sheets of SBS modified bitumen.
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Example of a data sheet
This example concerns the Sikaplan ® membrane from Sika Trocal, which has the following application characteristics:
material/composition: reinforced PVC-P calendered waterproofing membrane, non-bitumen-resistant, UV-resistant;
field of application: mechanically fastened single-layer waterproofing...
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