This project involves the development of a repair concept for damaged curtain-type reinforced concrete facades and load-bearing concrete elements, such as those used for parapets. Here, the fastening is to be renewed and a load-bearing replacement system is to be applied by means of basalt reinforcement and a thin shotcrete layer. The latter is to meet the requirements of an exposed concrete facade.
The project team supplemented various established and innovative methods with a new combination of materials: basalt reinforcement in the fair-faced concrete and a textured sprayed concrete. To achieve the repair concept as desired, the feasibility of using basalt-reinforced concrete facade additions must first be demonstrated. By applying a highly alkaline sprayed mortar, the old concrete is realkalized and the reinforcement is thereby repassivated. A particularly innovative aspect of the concept is the use of a new type of basalt reinforcement in the form of bars for the repair.
Research field: | Construction Chemistry and Building in Existing Structures |
Building Materials, Building Preservation | |
Glass and Facade Construction | |
Responsible: | Prof. Dr.-Ing. Christoph Dauberschmidt |
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Andrea Kustermann | |
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Christian Schuler | |
M.Eng. Benjamin Wolf | |
Funding: | BMBF, VDI, FH ProfUnt |
Duration: | 01.10.2016 - 30.09.2019 |
Project partner: | Josef Pfaffinger Bauunternehmung GmbH, Passau |
STO SE & Co. KG, Waldachtal | |
Sachverständige - Ingenieure Ralf Kimmel, Baldham | |
Verein der Freunde des Stahlbaus an der HM e.V. |