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Research activities at Slovenian National Building and Civil Engineering institute (ZAG) in the sight of CRM Extreme ABOUT ZAG: Public non-profit institute established in 1949 Located in Ljubljana (Slovenia) 178 employees: 30 PhD, 22 MSc, 70 graduated 5 departments (Materials, Building Physics, Construction, Road Infrastructure, Metrology Annual turnover: app. 8-9 mio : Fundamental and applied research 40% Certification, inspection and technical approvals (AoC) 30% Studies, tests, inspections, expert opinions, monitoring and analyses of structures, transport devices, traffic infrastructure, environments 30% ZAG‘s RESEARCH ACTIVITIES: synthesis of new materials (organo-inorganic composites, materials for restoration of the cultural heritage, nano self-cleaning coating, etc.), secondary raw materials (industrial waste, C&Dwaste), degradation processes (corrosion of metals, degradation processes in stone, concrete and ceramics, freezing, microbial deterioration, etc.), energy efficiency and Life Cycle Analysis (LCA), earthquake engineering (test methods and analysis, techniques for restoration, numerical modelling), development, maintenance and testing of the road infrastructure. ZAG‘s (SELECTED) GENERAL EQUIPMENT: Micro X-ray Computer Tomography (microXCT400, Zeiss XRadia, USA, 2011) Metallographic / Confocal microscope (AXIO Imager M2z, Carl Zeiss, 2009) Raman, FTIR, XRD spectroscopy SEM / EDS, FE-SEM microscope Etc. ZAG‘s (SELECTED) METAL TESTING EQUIPMENT: Zwick Z2500Y universal testing machine (nominal max load capacity = 2500 kN) Metal hardness tester Brinell and Vickers - WPM Optical emission spectrometer (OES) for the analysis of metals SpectroMAXx Wet / Salt / Industrial chamber Potentiostats (Gamry, Autolab), Tribocorrosimeter (Tribotechnic), Autoclave (Cormet) Etc. STRESS CORROSION CRACKING (SCC) ZAG Slovenian National Building and Civil Engineering Institute | Laboratory for Metals, Corrosion and Anti-Corrosion Protection CORROSION IN CONCRETE TRIBOCORROSION www.zag.si/en/ Dr. Tadeja Kosec, Head of the Laboratory [email protected], +386 1 2804 547 KOVAČ, Jaka, ALAUX, Carole, MARROW, T. J., GOVEKAR, Edvard, LEGAT, Andraž. Correlations of electrochemical noise, acoustic emission and complementary monitoring techniques during intergranular stress-corrosion cracking of austenitic stainless steel. Corrosion science, 2010, vol. 52, iss. 6, 2015-2025. AISI 321 in diluted sulfuric acid, T = 80°C, static load Autoclave tests - AISI 321 in PWR water, T = 300°C ZAJEC, Bojan, BAJT LEBAN, Mirjam, LEGAT, Andraž. Detection and characterization of stress- corrosion cracking of stainless steel in simulated BWR environment [Nuclear Corrosion]. V: Eurocorr 2014. Pisa, Italy Autoclave (Cormet, Finland) max. 300°C, max. 170 bar scratching device integrated tensile unit (max. 30kN) static conditions protected exposed * A. Česen, T. Kosec and A. Legat, Characterization of steel corrosion in mortar by various electrochemical, CorrSci, vol. 75, p. 47–57, 2013 LABORATORY TESTS IN SOLUTIONS LABORATORY LONG- TERM EXPOSURES FIELD EXPOSURE VERIFICATION OF RESULTS – MicroCT * REAL STRUCTURE MONITORING ELECTRICAL RESISTANCE (ER) PROBES COUPLED MULTI- ELECTRODES GALVANOSTATIC PULSE ER probes coupled multi-el reinforcement COMBINATION OF DIFFERENT TECHNIQUES * ER PROBE Stainless Steel Reinforcement Corrosion Monitoring in Concrete SERVICE LIFE SERVICE LIFE STAINLESS STEEL Figure: Visual comparison of carbon and stainless steel reinforcement after 4.5 years of exposure in marine environment (dry zone). GARTNER, Nina, KOSEC, Tadeja, LEGAT, Andraž. Monitoring of the long-term performance of stainless steel reinforcement in saline environments. BHM, ISSN 0005-8912, 2016, vol. 161, issue 1, pp. 44-49 Tribocorrosiometer (pin on disc and reciprocating) Tribo- electrochemical testing Electrochemical noise equipment Electrochemical testing NiTinol dental wire working electrode for studying wear Coupled Multi-Electrode Array (CMEA) enables spatio-temporal measurements of anodic and cathodic activities on metals SEM image VISUAL image CALC. STRAIN FIELD MicroCT image
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Page 1: Research activities at Slovenian National Building and ...€¦ · V: Eurocorr 2014. Pisa, Italy Autoclave (Cormet, Finland) • max. 300°C, max. 170 bar • scratching device •

Research activities at Slovenian National

Building and Civil Engineering institute

(ZAG) in the sight of CRM Extreme

ABOUT ZAG:

• Public non-profit institute established in 1949

• Located in Ljubljana (Slovenia)

• 178 employees: 30 PhD, 22 MSc, 70 graduated

• 5 departments (Materials, Building Physics,

Construction, Road Infrastructure, Metrology

• Annual turnover: app. 8-9 mio €: − Fundamental and applied research – 40%

− Certification, inspection and technical approvals (AoC)

– 30%

− Studies, tests, inspections, expert opinions, monitoring

and analyses of structures, transport devices, traffic

infrastructure, environments – 30%

ZAG‘s RESEARCH ACTIVITIES:

• synthesis of new materials (organo-inorganic

composites, materials for restoration of the cultural

heritage, nano self-cleaning coating, etc.),

• secondary raw materials (industrial waste,

C&Dwaste),

• degradation processes (corrosion of metals,

degradation processes in stone, concrete and

ceramics, freezing, microbial deterioration, etc.),

• energy efficiency and Life Cycle Analysis (LCA),

• earthquake engineering (test methods and

analysis, techniques for restoration, numerical

modelling),

• development, maintenance and testing of the road

infrastructure.

ZAG‘s (SELECTED) GENERAL EQUIPMENT:

• Micro X-ray Computer Tomography

(microXCT400, Zeiss XRadia, USA, 2011)

• Metallographic / Confocal microscope

(AXIO Imager M2z, Carl Zeiss, 2009)

• Raman, FTIR, XRD spectroscopy

• SEM / EDS, FE-SEM microscope

• Etc.

ZAG‘s (SELECTED) METAL TESTING EQUIPMENT:

• Zwick Z2500Y universal testing machine (nominal max load capacity = 2500 kN)

• Metal hardness tester Brinell and Vickers - WPM

• Optical emission spectrometer (OES) for the analysis of metals SpectroMAXx

• Wet / Salt / Industrial chamber

• Potentiostats (Gamry, Autolab), Tribocorrosimeter (Tribotechnic), Autoclave

(Cormet)

• Etc.

STRESS CORROSION CRACKING (SCC)

ZAG – Slovenian National Building and Civil Engineering Institute | Laboratory for Metals, Corrosion and Anti-Corrosion Protection

CORROSION IN CONCRETE TRIBOCORROSION

www.zag.si/en/ Dr. Tadeja Kosec, Head of the Laboratory

[email protected], +386 1 2804 547

KOVAČ, Jaka, ALAUX, Carole, MARROW, T. J., GOVEKAR, Edvard, LEGAT, Andraž. Correlations of electrochemical noise, acoustic emission and complementary monitoring techniques during intergranular stress-corrosion cracking of austenitic stainless steel. Corrosion science, 2010, vol. 52, iss. 6, 2015-2025.

AISI 321 in diluted

sulfuric acid, T = 80°C,

static load

Autoclave tests - AISI 321 in PWR water, T = 300°C

ZAJEC, Bojan, BAJT LEBAN, Mirjam, LEGAT, Andraž. Detection and characterization of stress-corrosion cracking of stainless steel in simulated BWR environment [Nuclear Corrosion]. V: Eurocorr 2014. Pisa, Italy

Autoclave (Cormet, Finland)

• max. 300°C, max. 170 bar

• scratching device

• integrated tensile unit (max. 30kN)

• static conditions

protected exposed

* A. Česen, T. Kosec and A. Legat, Characterization of steel corrosion in mortar by various electrochemical, CorrSci, vol. 75, p. 47–57, 2013

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Figure: Visual comparison of carbon and stainless steel reinforcement after 4.5 years of exposure in marine environment (dry zone).

GARTNER, Nina, KOSEC, Tadeja, LEGAT, Andraž. Monitoring of the long-term performance of stainless steel reinforcement in saline environments. BHM, ISSN 0005-8912, 2016, vol. 161, issue 1, pp. 44-49

Tribocorrosiometer

(pin on disc and

reciprocating)

• Tribo-

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testing

• Electrochemical

noise equipment

• Electrochemical

testing

NiTinol dental wire –

working electrode for

studying wear

Coupled Multi-Electrode

Array (CMEA) –

enables spatio-temporal

measurements of anodic

and cathodic activities on

metals

SEM image

VISUAL image

CALC. STRAIN FIELD

MicroCT image

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