2. 1. Ensayo de núcleos perforados.
2. Ensayo de potencial de corrosión.
3. Tipos de daños que se presentan en una edificación.
4. Diferencia de grietas y fisura.
GRUPO
#4
4. INTRODUCCIÓN
• Destructivo, porque los materiales sometidos a este tipo de
pruebas ven alterada su forma y presentación inicial.
CUANDO USAR EL ENSAYO:
• Cuando existe dudas sobre el concreto.
• Brindar información sobre las condiciones y resistencias del
concreto en estructuras mas antiguas.
5. OBJETIVO
• Determinar la resistencia a compresión del concreto hidráulico de
una estructura existente.
7. USOS
• Se realiza en situ para posteriormente conseguir la Resistencia
en el laboratorio.
• La extracción no debe realizarse en lugares donde exista acero
de refuerzo, juntas y fisuras.
8. CONSIDERACIONES
• Para concretos recientes, se debe esperar mínimo 14 días.
• La humedad afecta la resistencia del hormigón.
• Si la estructura no estará expuesta a la humedad, secar los núcleos al aire
durante cinco días antes de la prueba.
• Si va estar expuesta a la humedad los núcleos serán sumergidos durante al
menos 40 horas.
• Realizar el ensayo dentro de los siete días desde la extracción.
• El díametro mínimo para un elemento estructural portante, es de 94mm
(3.7”).
• Para una relación L/D mayor o igual a 1, se puede extraer núcleos menores
a 94mm.
9. CONSIDERACIONES
• Para núcleos mayores o igual a 3.75 debe ser tres veces el tamaño del
agregado.
• La longitud del núcleo está entre 1.9 y 2.1 veces el diámetro.
• L/D excede a 2.1, se tiene que reducir.
• L/D igual o menor a 1.75 utilizar factor de corrección.
10. Materiales y equipos
• Extractor de Núcleos.
• Broca cilindrica (con corona
de diamantes).
• Taladro con brocas para
hormigón.
• Suministro de agua.
• Martillo de goma.
12. Post Extracción
• Una vez terminado el proceso de extracción, se debe limpiar la superficie
con agua y esperar durante una hora para que el agua se evapore.
• Colocar los núcleos en bolsas plásticas separadas.
• Cada núcleo se debe identificar con una etiqueta que contenga nombre d la
estructura, localización, fecha de extracción y número.
• Los núcleos deben mantenerse sellados por lo menos cinco días.
13. • Grout
Materiales para la reparación
• Epóxico
Su consistencia puede ser plástica o líquida, afectando
también a su resistencia, la cual puede variar entre 450
y 700 kg/cm2 . Así mismo, su tiempo de colocación no
debe excederse de 30 minutos, mientras que su curado
debe ser constante durante las primeras 72 horas
Resinas epóxicas, está compuesto por dos partes:
la primera que es la resina y la segunda parte que
es un activador, que al unirse forma un material
con excelentes propiedades como una resistencia
a la tracción que puede superar los 350 kg/cm2
16. INTRODUCCIÓN
• Este es un ensayo no destructivo, que estima el potencial de corrosión
mediante la estimación del potencial eléctrico de media celda.
• Este método se basa en la detección de cargas negativas en las barras,
las mismas que al perder iones ferrosos en el proceso de corrosión,
producen ánodos que son detectados mediante el voltímetro
17. OBJETIVO
• Determinar la actividad de la corrosion del acero de refuerzo en
un elemento estructural, así como su probabilidad de corrosión.
18. Norma técnica
• ASTM C876 : Standard Test
Method for Corrosion
Potentials of Uncoated
Reinforcing Steel in Concrete
(LINK:
https://www.astm.org/c0876-
15.html )
• ACI 228.2 R: Nondestructive
Test Methods for Evaluation of
Concrete in Structures .
(LINK:
http://dl.mycivil.ir/dozanani/A
CI/ACI%20228.2R-
98%20R04%20Nondestructive%20
Test%20Methods%20for%20Evalua
tion%20of%20Concrete%20in%20S
tructures_MyCivil.ir.pdf )
19. Alcance
• Se puede realizar sin
importar el tamaño o la
profundidad de
recubrimiento.
• Los resultados obtenidos
no son una medida de
estimación de las
propiedades
estructurales del
hormigón.
• Se puede utilizar este
método en cualquier
momento de la vida de
un elemento estructural.
Uso
• Se usa en estructuras
donde el
recubrimiento del
acero de refuerzo está
tan dañado que el
acero se encuentra a
la interperie.
Resultados
• Mediante tablas
correlacionadoras se
obtiene la probabilidad
de corrosion, la
condición y el estado.
• Los resultados se deben
interpreter con cuidado
por un especialista y
complementar con otros
ensayos como contenido
de cloruro y
profundidad de
carbonatación
20. Materiales y equipo para realizar el ensayo
• Potencial de media celda
• Voltímetro
• Esponja humedecida con
solución de contacto de
Resistencia baja
• Cables eléctricos con
aislamiento directo
22. Materiales y equipo para realizar el ensayo
• Probabilidad de corrosión
• Porcentaje de probabilidad de
corrosion (criterio de Stratful)
• Condición de la varilla
24. 3. TIPOS DE DAÑOS QUE SE
PRESENTAN EN UNA EDIFICACIÓN
GRUPO
#4
Por DEFECTOS,
Por DAÑOS o
Por DETERIORO
25. ESTRUCTURAS POR DEFECTOS
Son aquellas relacionadas:
• Por efectos de un mal diseño
• Una errada configuración
estructural
• Una construcción mal elaborada
• Por materiales deficientes o
inapropiados para la obra
26. ESTRUCTURA POR DAÑOS
Son aquellas que se manifiestan durante
y/o luego de la incidencia de una fuerza
o agentes externo a la edificación
• Sismo
• Inundaciones
• Derrumbes
• Entre otros
27. ESTRUCTURAS POR DETERIORO
Son aquellas que se
presenta en las
edificaciones producto del
pasar del tiempo, por falta
de mantenimiento u otros
factores.
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