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Correlations between Air Permeability Coefficients and Pore Structure Indicators of Cementitious Materials

Version 1 : Received: 5 December 2018 / Approved: 6 December 2018 / Online: 6 December 2018 (07:50:19 CET)

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Yuya Sakai. Correlations between air permeability coefficients and pore structure indicators of cementitious materials. Construction and Building Materials 2019, 209, 541-547. Yuya Sakai. Correlations between air permeability coefficients and pore structure indicators of cementitious materials. Construction and Building Materials 2019, 209, 541-547.

Abstract

Correlations between the air permeability coefficient and various pore structure indicators in cementitious materials were examined to determine the pore structure indicator that best evaluated air permeability using data from previous studies of air permeabilities and pore structures. The determination coefficients of air permeability with total pore volume, critical pore diameter, and ordinary threshold pore diameter were low, although these have often been used as indicators. The median and threshold pore diameters obtained by percolation theory showed high determination coefficients. The equation using the threshold pore diameter better estimated the air permeability coefficient than the Katz–Thompson equation.

Keywords

air permeability; total pore volume; critical pore diameter; threshold pore diameter; median pore diameter; Katz–Thompson equation

Subject

Engineering, Civil Engineering

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