Method for repairing and restoring deteriorated cement-containing inorganic material
AssigneeOnoda Construction Materials Co., Ltd.
InventorToshihiko Shimizu
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Abstract
A method for repairing and restoring a deteriorated cement-containing inorganic material such as reinforced concrete by applying a solution of a water-soluble silicate compound to its surface to have it impregnated with said solution, and then topcoating said material with cement paste or/and mortar.
Claims4
A method for repairing and restoring a deteriorated reinforced concrete, comprising the first step in which a solution of lithium silicate is applied to the surface of said reinforced concrete to infiltrate said solution into the body of said reinforced concrete, the second step in which the surface of the reinforced concrete which has undergone said first step treatment is topcoated with cement paste of the following composition (A), and the third step in which the surface of the cement paste coating formed in the second step is further coated with mortar of the following composition (B):
- composition (A):
- (a) cement:
- 40-60 parts
- (b) aggregate smaller than 0.3 mm in size:
- 60-40 parts
- (c) anion-polymerized styrene/butadiene rubber latex (solid content):
- 2-8 parts
- compositon (B):
- (a) cement:
- 20-40 parts
- (b) aggregate smaller than 1.2 mm in size:
- 80-60 parts
- (c) anion-polymerized styrene/butadiene rubber latex (solid content):
- 2-8 parts.
A method for repairing and restoring a deteriorated reinforced concrete, comprising the first step in which a solution of lithium silicate is applied to the surface of said reinforced concrete to infiltrate said solution into the body of said reinforced concrete, and the second step in which the surface of the reinforced concrete which has undergone said first step treatment is topcoated with mortar of the following composition (B):
- composition (B):
- (a) cement:
- 20-40 parts
- (b) aggregate smaller than 1.2 mm in size:
- 80-60 parts
- (c) anion-polymerized styrene/butadiene rubber dispersion (solid content):
- 2-8 parts.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.