EP0100845B1 - Elément de renforcement ou élément porteur pour matériaux de construction, en particulier électrode - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a reinforcing or supporting element for building materials, as described in the preamble of claim 1.
- Reinforcing or supporting elements for building materials consist of rod-shaped or net-shaped or lattice-shaped materials.
- mesh or mesh made of structural steel or as a plaster base mainly fine metal meshes are used. If the metal grids are used as a plaster base, they are often coated with fired ceramic materials to ensure better adhesion of the plaster mortar.
- the disadvantage of these metallic plaster bases is that, due to different pH values, they are exposed to corrosion in the building structure and the different moisture conditions. In many cases, the arrangement of the grids in zones with different pH values leads to the formation of a galvanic element and thus to a field structure which causes the structures to be destroyed or the moisture to be drawn up from the ground into the structures.
- the electroosmotic processes use the phenomenon of electroosmosis to slow down the moisture rising in the capillaries of the masonry and to push it down.
- Polarization occurs at the interface between water and a solid, with a negative charge on the surface of the solid and a positive charge on the liquid particles. This charge (polarization) does not normally appear, only in an electric field does a migration occur, whereby the solids (as far as they are mobile) migrate to the positive anode (also known as electrophoresis), the liquid particles, especially if the solid particles on the Mobility are prevented, strive to migrate to the negative cathode.
- DE-A 2 706 172 proposes electrodes with additional foils in order to prevent corrosion.
- the voltage that can be used in the active process is limited by the decomposition voltage, depending on the composition of the masonry and the salinity of the water, since electrolysis by decomposition of the Water would produce gases that the components in which the electrodes are installed, for. B. plaster, must destroy.
- DE-A 2 705 814 the formation of detonating gas could even lead to an explosion, so that a limit of 2.8 V is required.
- the invention is based on a device for the electroosmotic drying of moist structures made of mineral raw materials - according to DD-A 47 791 - which works without the use of an external voltage. It comprises two barrier levels in the form of two electrodes, spaced apart from each other in a damp building.
- the two barrier levels are electrically conductively connected to one another, the electrode forming the barrier level consisting of a metal and the electrode forming the other barrier level consisting of an electrically conductive non-metal.
- the metallic electrode can consist of iron or galvanized iron, the electrode of non-metal of graphite or of graphite dispersed in plastic or applied in a film.
- the electrode formed from non-metal can also be designed in the form of wire, tape, foil or mesh.
- the electric field to transport liquids in kapilla according to the electroosmotic principles Ren cavities is caused by the combination of the electrically conductive non-metal with a metal, which are built into a working galvanic element.
- the electrode which is made of non-metal, will set itself up as a cathode with respect to the metal due to its distance in the electrochemical voltage series of the metals from hydrogen. Accordingly, the anode - which is then formed by the metal, that is, the iron - continues to degrade and passivate, as a result of which the operating time of the known device is also very short.
- the invention is based on the object of creating a reinforcement or support element for building materials of the type mentioned at the beginning, which can be used in areas with different or changing pH values and an intimate connection with the surrounding building materials enables, and moreover it should be possible to use this for a dehumidification system working on an electro-osmotic basis with external current.
- the chemical-neutral electrode acts as an anode regardless of its distance in the electrochemical voltage series of the metals to hydrogen, since it is connected to an energy supply system at the positive pole. This not only prevents degradation of the anode, but also enables the electrode to be installed in building structures regardless of different pH values. At the same time, however, this also prevents electrochemical degradation in the area of the electrical field at the anode, so that the use of such an electrode is also possible in the renovation of old historical structures with moistened structures.
- this design makes it possible that when using the reinforcement or support elements as electrodes, even in large-scale systems and at higher operating voltages, no disturbances due to electrolytic decomposition or hydrogen deposits on an anode can occur.
- the decisive factor here is the continuous coating of the mesh with conductive plastic. Thanks to the flexibility of the network, it can be easily adapted to different environmental conditions, such as different floor levels or building levels. This advantage comes to the fore especially when used for the renovation of dampened building structures. Since the coating of the mesh with the conductive plastic causes the voltage to be evenly distributed over the entire surface of the electrode, a large-area electrokinetic effect, for example a large-area electroosmosis, is achieved.
- the power supply lines improve the strength of the networks against mechanical stress and at the same time the conductivity.
- the use of titanium is characterized by the small electrochemical potential difference compared to hydrogen, so that the risk that a galvanic element can build up is further reduced.
- the high surface roughness has the advantage that there is an intimate connection of the surrounding building materials, in particular of the plastering mortar, with the network. In conjunction with the low proportion of plasticizer, this intimate connection is also maintained and there is no shrinkage on the circumference of the network, so that even over a long period of time, perfect contacting of the surrounding construction materials, especially when using the reinforcing elements as electrodes for dehumidification systems, is guaranteed is.
- the permanent contacting is additionally increased by the use of plastics doped with oxygen-reducing metals, since the passivation of the anode network is switched off.
- a design according to claim 6 is also advantageous.
- the use of a plastic having semiconductor properties is distinguished by the fact that the charge transport by electrons and holes, in contrast to the so-called ion semiconductors, in which a mass transfer occurs with the charge transport port is connected.
- the conductivity in the temperature conditions occurring in building bodies is advantageous for the use of such reinforcing or supporting elements for building materials. Since the carbon components in these semiconductors do not have to form a skeleton in order to increase the conductivity, it is possible to find sufficiency with a low carbon component, as a result of which the fragility of such plastic coatings is reduced.
- An embodiment according to claim 8 is also advantageous, since this makes it easier to plaster in or incorporate the reinforcing elements into the building materials and allows them to be well adapted to the surfaces of the building bodies.
- Such a circuit can be produced very easily in the different technologies, such as, for example, relay control, transistor control or with integrated switching modules, so that simple adaptation to the different applications and ambient conditions is possible.
- the invention also includes an independent method according to the preamble of claim 11.
- This method is defined by the characterizing features of claim 11.
- the feature of the larger positive time integral enables the desired electroosmotic effect, while the negative voltage eliminates any substances formed by electrolytic decomposition, in particular the unfavorable gases, in a reverse reaction.
- the high concentration of the substances produced on the electrodes results in a rapid and preferred reversal of the chemical processes, while the build-up of the reversed electric field and thus the reversal of the electroosmotic effect is reduced or completely prevented.
- a procedure according to claim 14 is also advantageous.
- the voltage peak of the negative period can be cut off or only the part of the sine voltage exceeding a certain voltage can be used.
- the advantage of the process lies not only in the increased desired effect, which leads to the desired success in a fraction of the time, even with very high water pressure with old and thick masonry, but also in the reliable avoidance of chemical decomposition of the water while preventing gas formation or separation of heavy metals, which in turn can lead to the destruction of building materials.
- the measured effective voltages of the positive portion of the AC voltage can be greater than 16 V. Electrodes made of conductive or semiconducting plastics are not attacked.
- a support body 1 is shown as a reinforcement or support element for the building serves fabrics. This support body 1 is designed as a network 2.
- a power supply line 3 is integrated, which is formed by a conveyor belt 4.
- the power supply line 3 is arranged in the longitudinal direction - arrow 5 - of the band-shaped network 2 approximately centrally between the two longitudinal edges 6.
- the Lahnband 4 consists, as indicated over part of its length, from a plurality of individual strands 7, which are formed by metal threads 8.
- the surface of the metal threads 8 can be silver-coated, or e.g. Titanium wire is used to obtain a good conductivity and a small potential difference between the surface of these metal threads 8 and the plastic 9 surrounding them. If the potential difference is small, then an electromotive force can hardly develop between the different materials, such as silver or titanium, and the plastic 9 according to the invention, and therefore no current flows. However, this does not lead to metal degradation, especially of those metals that have a more negative intrinsic potential, so that no ions go into solution.
- a support body 10 is shown, which is formed by a network 11.
- the individual threads 12 to 14 of the network 11 consist of a plastic 15.
- This plastic 15 is essentially ion-free and is designed in the manner of a thermoset with a macromolecular structure.
- This plastic 15 is preferably e.g. an acrylate with at least partially crosslinked polymers, which has a high surface roughness and a low proportion of plasticizer.
- the plastic 15 can preferably be designed according to the Austrian patent specification 313 588 by the same inventor. It is advantageous if the plastic is doped with oxygen-reducing metals. When using a network 11 with a plastic 15 doped in this way as the anode, the oxidation of the anode and its passivation is switched off.
- FIG. 2 is further recommended if a power supply line 18 is formed by a thread 14 of the network.
- metal threads 16 or carbon threads 17, which can optionally be provided with a silver coating 19, are arranged in these mesh threads 14 to increase the conductivity, but also in addition to increase the mechanical strength.
- This silver coating achieves the advantages already described in connection with FIG. 1.
- any plastic 15 which is highly elastic, flexible or limp and conductive, in the manufacture of the network 11.
- the entire network is covered with the plastic 15 to produce the desired surface quality of the network 11, as is indicated in the region of the crossing threads 12 and 14 of the network 11.
- the carbon or metal threads 17 or 16 regardless of their function with regard to improved electrical properties, such as higher conductivity and the like, form a strength-enhancing, thread-like carrier material 20.
- the carrier material 20 can of course be formed by threads made of any materials that However, metal threads are preferably used because they have a good combination of high strength and good conductivity within the scope of the desired properties according to the invention.
- FIG. 3 shows a section through a thread 13 of the net 11 on an enlarged scale.
- 13 metal threads 16 or carbon threads 17 are embedded in the plastic 15 of the thread, some of which are provided with a silver coating 19.
- carbon components 21 are freely suspended in the plastic 15. This free-floating arrangement of carbon components 21 is possible because the plastic 15 has semiconductor properties and the carbon is therefore not required to build up a line system, but only to increase the conductivity.
- FIGS. 4 and 5 show two different design variants of how the support body 1 or nets 2 or 11 according to the invention can be arranged on structures 22 and 23, respectively.
- the building structure 22 or 23 consists, for example, of brick masonry or reinforced concrete in the exemplary embodiments shown.
- two nets 24 and 25 are fastened to the building structure 22 by means of fastening means 27 consisting of resistant materials 26, for example plastic clamping plugs.
- fastening means 27 consisting of resistant materials 26, for example plastic clamping plugs.
- the networks 24 and 25 are embedded in a building material 32, in the present case a plastering mortar 33.
- the plastering mortar 33 is applied in such a thickness that the nets 24 and 25 come to lie below its outside 34.
- the nets 24 and 25 thus form an anode 35 and a cathode 36 of an electro-kinetic system 37.
- the network 25 is again arranged in the region of the bottom 39 and when the two networks 24, 25 are applied to the DC voltage source 30, an intense electrical field 41 is created, which is indicated schematically by field lines 42.
- the DC voltage source 30 is assigned a counter-pole switching element 44.
- This opposite pole switching element 44 has the effect that the polarity in the electro-kinetic system 37 is periodically and briefly reversed. As a result, the ions in the electric field cannot be deposited and depolarization is avoided.
- the high conductivity achieved in this way in the building structure 22 or 23 prevents the salt ions migrating between the networks 24 and 25 from depositing and blooming. Due to the high conductivity, a high current passage in the structure 22 or 23 is also achieved, so that a very intensive field is built up, which causes an intensive water transport in the direction of the cathode.
- the networks 2, 11, 24, 25 according to the invention in two different high positions relative to the floor 39 and to short-circuit them, i.e. i.e. to connect, which balances out the natural potential difference and creates a so-called horizontal barrier, which prevents the water from migrating up through the built-in networks.
- the advantage of using the networks according to the invention as a reinforcing or supporting element for building materials is, above all, that the special plastic used, due to the high surface roughness and the low shrinkage, ensures an intimate connection between the building material and the reinforcing element over a long period of time , whereby moisture accumulations in the area of the reinforcing elements and thus subsequent corrosion are switched off and a high electrical conductivity of the system is achieved when using the network as electrodes.
- FIG. 6 shows a voltage supply device 45 for the networks 48, 49 designed according to the invention, which form an anode 46 or a cathode 47.
- the voltage supply device comprises a transformer 50, smoothing diodes 51, an opposing pole switching element 52 and a timing element 53.
- the opposing pole switching element 52 has a pulse switch 55 which is arranged in parallel with the smoothing diodes 51 of a rectifier circuit 54 and is formed by a transistor 56.
- the signal passage through the transistor 56 is made possible for a certain period of time via the timing element 53.
- the diode 57 assigned to the opposite pole switching element 52 ensures that a voltage passage is only possible if a negative potential is present at an output 58 of the transformer 50.
- An input 59 of the pulse switch 55 is present at the output 58 of a DC voltage source 60 formed by the transformer 50.
- An output 61 is connected to a lead 62 to the anode 46.
- the transistor 56 serving as a make contact is driven by the timing element 53.
- a changeover switch 65 is also provided, with which the voltage supply of the two networks 48 and 49 can be reversed, if necessary, so that the anode acts as a cathode or vice versa.
- a current display device 66 is assigned to the voltage supply device 45.
- the design of this voltage supply device can be modified as desired within the scope of the invention without deviating from it, and it is also possible to use corresponding relay controls or integrated circuits or microprocessors or the like instead of the transistor circuit shown.
- the method according to the invention is not restricted to sinusoidal voltages of 50 or 60 S - 1 .
- This preferred form of the voltage-time curve can, for example, with the voltage supply device described in Figure 6 45 can be achieved.
- the passage through the transistor 56 is only opened after the positive potential has been present for a certain period of time, so that the anode 46 is subjected to a negative voltage.
- the supply of the negative voltage via the lead 62 through the transistor 56 is then blocked again when the preselected voltage level is undershot. This creates the special voltage curve shown in FIG. 7.
- the present invention when using the reinforcement or support elements according to the invention as electrodes if their minimum distance in the vertical direction of the structure is at least 10 cm.
- the network forming the cathode is preferably to be arranged approximately 30 to 50 cm below the surface of the ground.
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AT0310182A AT375709B (de) | 1982-08-16 | 1982-08-16 | Verfahren zur elektroosmotischen trockenlegung von mauerwerk od. dgl. |
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EP0100845A2 EP0100845A2 (fr) | 1984-02-22 |
EP0100845A3 EP0100845A3 (en) | 1984-12-19 |
EP0100845B1 true EP0100845B1 (fr) | 1988-12-07 |
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