Euras Technology Guidelines
Construction is more than just erecting buildings; it is a captivating blend of science and artistry. Behind the scenes of every awe-inspiring structure lies a fascinating interplay of technical knowledge, innovative design, and skilled craftsmanship.
This blog aims to address the increasing concerns surrounding the use of Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (RAAC) in the construction of schools and critical infrastructures. We will discuss the risks involved, the history of RAAC usage, and possible solutions to ensure the safety and integrity of buildings.
Salt water can cause significant deterioration to concrete structures, resulting in costly repairs and reduced lifespan. This blog examines how salt water affects concrete, the techniques for repair and protection, the associated costs, and how widespread this issue is in coastal and marine environments.
In this blog post, we'll delve into the detrimental impact salt water can have on concrete structures. We'll examine the extent of the problem, various methods for remediation, and the costs involved in fixing the damage. We'll also explore why dehumidification, although helpful in some cases, is not a long-term solution for this issue.Keywords: Saltwater damage, concrete corrosion, repair methods, dehumidification, costs, chloride ions, root cause
