Procedure for monitoring PH in porous materials
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Fecha
2024Materia/s
Materia/s Unesco
3305.05 Tecnología del Hormigón
3305.33 Resistencia de Estructuras
Resumen
The present invention relates to a method for pH monitoring in porous materials, preferably in reinforced concrete structures. A voltammetric sensor is used comprising a metal electrode whose oxidation/reduction potential has a Nernstian-type response to pH variation, or an electrode of a conductive material whose oxidation/reduction reactions do not overlap with the beginnings of the oxidation and reduction curves of the solvent and the potential at which said curves begin has a Nernstian-type response to pH variation. A potentiodynamic excitation signal is applied to the electrode which produces a response in electric current intensity that is related to the pH in the monitored material. Preferably, the applied potentiodynamic excitation signal is rectangular or triangular in shape.
The present invention relates to a method for pH monitoring in porous materials, preferably in reinforced concrete structures. A voltammetric sensor is used comprising a metal electrode whose oxidation/reduction potential has a Nernstian-type response to pH variation, or an electrode of a conductive material whose oxidation/reduction reactions do not overlap with the beginnings of the oxidation and reduction curves of the solvent and the potential at which said curves begin has a Nernstian-type response to pH variation. A potentiodynamic excitation signal is applied to the electrode which produces a response in electric current intensity that is related to the pH in the monitored material. Preferably, the applied potentiodynamic excitation signal is rectangular or triangular in shape.





