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What is Self-Healing Concrete? Autogenous and Autonomous Healing — Transcript

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  1. 0:01self-healing concrete is a type of
  2. 0:03concrete that can heal itself from the
  3. 0:05micro cracks formed in it and regain its
  4. 0:08original state
  5. 0:10the self-healing property in concrete
  6. 0:12gives the ability to heal itself during
  7. 0:15the cracks and protect the interior
  8. 0:17metrics and reinforcement bars within
  9. 0:20the concrete
  10. 0:21this helps to increase the durability of
  11. 0:24concrete structures
  12. 0:26self-healing concrete is made by
  13. 0:28introducing healing agents like bacteria
  14. 0:31fungus or sodium silicate or polymerge
  15. 0:34to concrete
  16. 0:36healing agents are used and studied over
  17. 0:39years by scientists and Engineers around
  18. 0:41the world
  19. 0:43the concept of self-healing in concrete
  20. 0:46is evolved from the biological life
  21. 0:48forms like plants and animals that
  22. 0:50exhibits a self-healing process
  23. 0:52naturally when any damage occurs to them
  24. 0:58the self-healing process in concrete can
  25. 1:01be of two types autogenous self-healing
  26. 1:04and autonomic self-healing
  27. 1:07autogenous healing is the ability of the
  28. 1:09concrete to repair or heal the cracks in
  29. 1:11the presence of moisture among the most
  30. 1:14highlighted properties of concrete such
  31. 1:16as strength durability versatility and
  32. 1:18economy the most overlooked property of
  33. 1:21concrete is autogenic healing autogenous
  34. 1:24healing is a process recognized at an
  35. 1:26early stage of the development of
  36. 1:27concrete strength
  37. 1:29the Studies have shown that the process
  38. 1:31not only heals the cracks but also
  39. 1:34restores the concrete strength
  40. 1:38the process of autogenous healing is
  41. 1:40higher in early stages of concrete
  42. 1:42strength gain as it is the time period
  43. 1:44when there is larger content of
  44. 1:46unhydrated cement so this phase involves
  45. 1:49compressy strength gain and wet dry
  46. 1:52cycles that further helps to improve the
  47. 1:55healing performance of concrete
  48. 1:57the autogenous healing in concrete can
  49. 1:59happen either due to physical cause
  50. 2:01chemical cause or mechanical cause a
  51. 2:05combination of this can also happen as
  52. 2:07shown the figure
  53. 2:08so the physical cause implies the
  54. 2:10swelling up of the hydrated cement paste
  55. 2:13which is the hydration product of cement
  56. 2:15when reacted with water
  57. 2:17number two is the chemical reasons
  58. 2:20chemical reasons can be classified into
  59. 2:22two main types number one is the
  60. 2:25formation of calcium carbonates and that
  61. 2:27getting deposited within the cracks
  62. 2:29calcium carbonate also known as galsite
  63. 2:32is formed by the reaction between carbon
  64. 2:35dioxide present in the air and the
  65. 2:37calcium present in the concrete the
  66. 2:40second chemical reaction that is
  67. 2:41possible is the hydration reaction of
  68. 2:44unhydrated cement particles that are
  69. 2:46present in concrete there are
  70. 2:48possibilities that complete demand does
  71. 2:51not get hydrated during the hydrated
  72. 2:53reaction the few cement clingers remain
  73. 2:56as such and they get further hydrated
  74. 2:59when they get in contact with a
  75. 3:01favorable condition so such unhydrated
  76. 3:04cement particles react and will
  77. 3:06cooperate in filling up the cracks
  78. 3:09the third reason for autogenous healing
  79. 3:11is mechanical reasons mechanical reasons
  80. 3:14may be due to the chipping off concrete
  81. 3:17particles or aggregate particles within
  82. 3:19the crack surfaces and that results in
  83. 3:22filling up the crack area
  84. 3:24if the concrete crack surface is contact
  85. 3:26with a water body as shown in the figure
  86. 3:28the depresses from the water can get
  87. 3:30collected into the crack as shown and
  88. 3:33helps in filling up the crack formed in
  89. 3:35the concrete
  90. 3:36in addition to the Natural self-healing
  91. 3:39happening within the concrete autogenous
  92. 3:41healings process can be enhanced by
  93. 3:43introducing certain substances into the
  94. 3:46concrete mixture number one is fibers
  95. 3:49number two a shrinkable polymers and
  96. 3:52number three is mineral at mixtures that
  97. 3:55really enhances the property of healing
  98. 3:58within the concrete as shown in the
  99. 3:59figure
  100. 4:02number two was autonomic self-healing
  101. 4:04and concrete an autonomic self-healing
  102. 4:06system requires the help of a healing
  103. 4:09agent to facilitate self-healing in
  104. 4:11concrete the healing agent is released
  105. 4:14to the nearby crack formed in the
  106. 4:16concrete either by encapsulation method
  107. 4:19or continuous vascular Network these are
  108. 4:23the two methods in which the healing
  109. 4:24agents are brought near to the crack
  110. 4:26form and the capsules carry the healing
  111. 4:30agents so that the healing agents can
  112. 4:32interact with the crack and fill it the
  113. 4:34common healing agents that is used for
  114. 4:36autonomic self-healing in concrete are
  115. 4:39epoxy resins expansive minerals hydrogel
  116. 4:42and bacteria-based microorganisms
  117. 4:47self-healing concrete is an Innovative
  118. 4:49technology that is useful in bringing up
  119. 4:51more smart and resilient infrastructure
  120. 4:54development in this video we have
  121. 4:56discussed the natural way of
  122. 4:58self-healing that is the autogenous
  123. 5:00self-healing process and artificial way
  124. 5:02of self-feeling in concrete that is the
  125. 5:04autonomic self-healing process
  126. 5:06in detail now autonomous self-healing
  127. 5:10process can be varied based on what kind
  128. 5:13of healing agent that is being used it
  129. 5:15is merely dependent upon what type of
  130. 5:16crack and what type of concrete
  131. 5:18structure is in your hand for repair
  132. 5:21self-healing concrete technology helps
  133. 5:24to develop country structures without
  134. 5:26the worry of damage or intensive
  135. 5:28maintenance during the life period of
  136. 5:31the particular structure
  137. 5:32however it is still in its growing stage
  138. 5:35of flourish for greater applications in
  139. 5:37the construction industry
  140. 5:40hope you understood the basic concept of
  141. 5:42what is self-healing concrete and its
  142. 5:44types
  143. 5:45for more such related videos on civil
  144. 5:48engineering and construction kindly
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  146. 5:53fanatics
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