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Potentialfeldmessung
(2016)
In der Regel ist die korrosive Beanspruchung der Bewehrung von Stahlbetonbauwerken der lebensdauerbestimmende Faktor eines Bauwerkes.Für die Instandsetzung eines Bauwerkes ist es somit entscheidend im Vorfeld ein Messverfahren zu verwenden das aktive Korrosion detektieren kann, um somit den Umfang von Instandsetzungsmaßnahmen zielgerichtet planen zu können.
Concrete is the most produced material in the world. Every year approx. 6.000.000.000 m³ are produced worldwide and it is expected that the production volume will continue to increase because of the economic growth of many countries around the world. This development will also result in an increase of manufacturing CO₂ emissions if nothing changes. The cement production is already responsible for 5-10 % of the worldwide anthropogenic CO₂ emissions. An immense decrease of the CO₂ emissions (approx. 45-65 %) can be achieved by the use of geopolymers as binder instead of ordinary Portland cement. However, so far only limited data exists regarding the corrosion behavior of reinforcements in geopolymer concretes.
The poster shows by means of different electrochemical investigations the formation of a protective layer on the surface of carbon steel reinforcement and galvanized steel reinforcement in fresh geopolymer mortars and in a fresh mortar with Portland cement as reference. The free corrosion potential in combination with current density potential curves as well as polarization resistances show the development of a protective layer on the reinforcement. The monitoring of the free corrosion potential starts with the first contact of the rebar with fresh mortar and ends after a passive condition was reached. The further electrochemical investigations are done during the potential monitoring under active conditions, semi active conditions and passive conditions.
The results show that the formation of the protective layer in geopolymer mortars is significant slower than in mortar with Portland cement. The two investigated geopolymer mortars also show a significant difference in formation of the protective layer. This can depend on the different solidification time of the geopolymer mortar.
To combat climate change the share of renewable energy production must increase drastically. Offshore energy production – offshore wind and power-to-X – are crucial to achieving climate targets. However, the impact of these offshore constructions – wind turbines and production platforms – on the marine environment remains unclear in many aspects. Potential sources of chemical emissions are corrosion protection systems, remobilization of contaminants from old sediments during construction, the brine of desalination plants and increased shipping for maintenance and transportation. In order to minimize the environmental impact of renewable energies, close monitoring is essential. The goal of this project is the development of a monitoring concept for an offshore power-to-X production platform.