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CHEMISTRY AND TECHNOLOGY OF MATERIALS RESTORATION AND CONSERVATION

	0660100056
	DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
	EQF7
	BUILDING ENGINEERING - ARCHITECTURE
	2022/2023

PERCORSO COMMON

	YEAR OF COURSE 5
	YEAR OF DIDACTIC SYSTEM 2017
	AUTUMN SEMESTER

TEACHING UNITS

	SSD	CFU	HOURS	ACTIVITY	TYPE OF ACTIVITY
	ING-IND/22	6	60	LESSONS	OPTIONAL SUBJECTS

EXAMS

	Exam	Date	Session
	CHIMICA E TECNOLOGIA DEL RESTAURO E DEL	14/04/2023 - 09:00	SESSIONE ORDINARIA
	CHIMICA E TECNOLOGIA DEL RESTAURO E DEL	14/04/2023 - 09:00	SESSIONE DI RECUPERO

	Objectives
	THE COURSE AIMS TO PROVIDE KNOWLEDGE AND MANAGMENT OF PROBLEMS RELATING TO THE AGING AND DEGRADATION OF CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS. THEREFORE, IT IS INTENDED TO GRANT SKILLS IN THE FIELD OF DEGRADATION PHENOMENA, DIAGNOSTIC TECHNIQUES FOR ASSESSING THE DAMAGE AND METHODS OF RECOVERY AND STORAGE . KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING : UNDERSTAND THE TERMINOLOGY USED IN THE FIELD OF MATERIALS TECHNOLOGY, THE IDENTIFICATION OF MATERIALS DECAY, THE DIAGNOSTIC TECHNIQUES AND THE REHABILITATION OF BUILDING MATERIALS . APPLIED KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING : UNDERSTANDING AND IDENTIFICATION DEGRADATIVE PROCESSES; READING SKILLS OF DIAGNOSTIC RESULTS . JUDGEMENT : CAPACITY OF SET UP APPROPRIATE CHOICES AND METHODS OF INTERVENTION TECHNIQUES IN THE CONTEXT OF RECOVERY AND RESTORATION OF BUILDING MATERIALS . COMMUNICATION SKILLS : BE ABLE TO TEAM WORK AND TO MAKE ORAL PRESENTATION OF SPECIFIC TOPICS.

THE COURSE AIMS TO PROVIDE KNOWLEDGE AND MANAGMENT OF PROBLEMS RELATING TO THE AGING AND DEGRADATION OF CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS. THEREFORE, IT IS INTENDED TO GRANT SKILLS IN THE FIELD OF DEGRADATION PHENOMENA, DIAGNOSTIC TECHNIQUES FOR ASSESSING THE DAMAGE AND METHODS OF RECOVERY AND STORAGE .

KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING :
UNDERSTAND THE TERMINOLOGY USED IN THE FIELD OF MATERIALS TECHNOLOGY, THE IDENTIFICATION OF MATERIALS DECAY, THE DIAGNOSTIC TECHNIQUES AND THE REHABILITATION OF BUILDING MATERIALS .

APPLIED KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING :
UNDERSTANDING AND IDENTIFICATION DEGRADATIVE PROCESSES; READING SKILLS OF DIAGNOSTIC RESULTS .

JUDGEMENT :
CAPACITY OF SET UP APPROPRIATE CHOICES AND METHODS OF INTERVENTION TECHNIQUES IN THE CONTEXT OF RECOVERY AND RESTORATION OF BUILDING MATERIALS .

COMMUNICATION SKILLS :
BE ABLE TO TEAM WORK AND TO MAKE ORAL PRESENTATION OF SPECIFIC TOPICS.

	Prerequisites
	FOR THE ACHIEVING OF THE COURSE AIMS IT IS REQUIRED THE BASIC KNOWLEDGE OF MATERIALS TECHNOLOGY.

	Contents
	INTRODUCTION TO THE COURSE. ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION, SERVICE LIFE AND DURABILITY. TH 1 THE PHENOMENA OF TRANSPORT IN MATERIALS: POROUS MATERIALS. MASS TRANSPORT: DIFFUSION, PERMEATION AND CAPILLARY ABSORPTION. TRANSPORT OF HEAT AND THERMAL PROPERTIES. TH 3 COMPATIBILITY BETWEEN MATERIALS: THE PROBLEM OF COMPATIBILITY BETWEEN MATERIALS IN RELATION TO TRANSPORT PHENOMENA. CHEMICAL COMPATIBILITY. PHYSICAL COMPATIBILITY. COMPATIBILITY AND THERMAL PROPERTIES. DIFFERENTIATED EXPANSION. TH 2 DEGRADATION OF METALS AND PROTECTION TECHNIQUES. STEEL STRUCTURES UNDERGROUND OR IMMERSED. ATMOSPHERIC CORROSION. PROTECTION WITH ORGANIC COATINGS. GALVANIZING. CATHODIC PROTECTION. ANODIZATION. METALLIC ALLOYS. COATABLE STEELS. TH3 THE DEGRADATION OF CONCRETE WORKS. DEGRADATION DUE TO GELIVITY. SULPHATIC ATTACK. ALKALI-AGGREGATE REACTION. CRACKING PHENOMENA IN CONCRETE. HYGROMETRIC AND AUTOGENOUS SHRINKAGE. CREEP. TH 4 - EX. 2 CORROSION OF STEEL REBARS. ENVIRONMENTAL AGGRESSIVENESS AND VULNERABILITY FACTORS. STRUCTURES CORROSION FROM CARBONATION. CORROSION BY CHLORIDE. TH 4 - EX 2 PREVENTION OF DAMAGE AND PROTECTION OF WORKS IN R.C. TH. 2 SPECIAL CEMENTS. SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE. SURFACE TREATMENTS. TH. 2 - EX. 2 MASONRY AND STONE MATERIALS: DEGRADATION AND PREVENTION TH. 2 - EX. 2 HUMIDITY IN THE WALLS. WATER INLET MECHANISMS. CHEMICAL, PHYSICAL AND BIOLOGICAL ACTIONS. CONSOLIDATION TECHNIQUES. USE OF POLYMER RESINS. TH. 3 INTERVENTION TECHNIQUES FOR THE CONSERVATION OF STONE MATERIALS, MORTARS AND CONCRETE. TH. 2 - EX. 2. CONSOLIDATION AND PROTECTION BY MEANS OF POLYMERIC RESINS. FILMOGENOUS AND IMPREGNATING RESINS. TRANSPORT PROPERTIES. RESIN-SUPPORT COMPATIBILITY. WATERPROOFING AND CONSOLIDATION OF WALLS. TH. 2 INNOVATIVE MATERIALS IN RESTORATION AND CONSERVATION: COMPOSITE MATERIALS FOR STRUCTURAL REINFORCEMENT. CHARACTERISTICS AND DURABILITY OF POLYMER COMPOSITES. STRUCTURAL REINFORCEMENTS WITH FRP. POLYMER RESINS AND NANOCOMPOSITES. FIBER-REINFORCED CONCRETE. FEATURES AND DURABILITY. TH. 3 WORKS AND STRUCTURES IN WOOD. ENVIRONMENTAL AND BIOLOGICAL ATTACKS. PREVENTION OF DEGRADATION. WOOD TREATMENTS. TH. 3 - EX. 2 DURABILITY OF POLYMERIC MATERIALS. PHYSICAL AGING. INTERACTIONS WITH AGGRESSIVE SUBSTANCES. ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION. PROTECTIVE COATINGS. PAINTS AND SEALANTS. TH. 3 FIRE BEHAVIOR OF MATERIALS. NOTES ON COMBUSTION MECHANISMS. FIRE BEHAVIOR OF STEEL AND REINFORCED CONCRETE. THERMAL EFFECTS ON THE BINDERS. PLASTIC MATERIALS. WOOD. TH. 3 - EX. 2 ANALYTICAL AND DIAGNOSTIC TECHNIQUES. TH. 2 - EX. 1

Contents

INTRODUCTION TO THE COURSE. ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION, SERVICE LIFE AND DURABILITY. TH 1
THE PHENOMENA OF TRANSPORT IN MATERIALS: POROUS MATERIALS. MASS TRANSPORT: DIFFUSION, PERMEATION AND CAPILLARY ABSORPTION. TRANSPORT OF HEAT AND THERMAL PROPERTIES. TH 3
COMPATIBILITY BETWEEN MATERIALS: THE PROBLEM OF COMPATIBILITY BETWEEN MATERIALS IN RELATION TO TRANSPORT PHENOMENA. CHEMICAL COMPATIBILITY. PHYSICAL COMPATIBILITY. COMPATIBILITY AND THERMAL PROPERTIES. DIFFERENTIATED EXPANSION. TH 2
DEGRADATION OF METALS AND PROTECTION TECHNIQUES. STEEL STRUCTURES UNDERGROUND OR IMMERSED. ATMOSPHERIC CORROSION. PROTECTION WITH ORGANIC COATINGS. GALVANIZING. CATHODIC PROTECTION. ANODIZATION. METALLIC ALLOYS. COATABLE STEELS. TH3
THE DEGRADATION OF CONCRETE WORKS. DEGRADATION DUE TO GELIVITY. SULPHATIC ATTACK. ALKALI-AGGREGATE REACTION. CRACKING PHENOMENA IN CONCRETE. HYGROMETRIC AND AUTOGENOUS SHRINKAGE. CREEP. TH 4 - EX. 2
CORROSION OF STEEL REBARS. ENVIRONMENTAL AGGRESSIVENESS AND VULNERABILITY FACTORS. STRUCTURES CORROSION FROM CARBONATION. CORROSION BY CHLORIDE. TH 4 - EX 2
PREVENTION OF DAMAGE AND PROTECTION OF WORKS IN R.C. TH. 2
SPECIAL CEMENTS. SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE. SURFACE TREATMENTS. TH. 2 - EX. 2
MASONRY AND STONE MATERIALS: DEGRADATION AND PREVENTION TH. 2 - EX. 2
HUMIDITY IN THE WALLS. WATER INLET MECHANISMS. CHEMICAL, PHYSICAL AND BIOLOGICAL ACTIONS. CONSOLIDATION TECHNIQUES. USE OF POLYMER RESINS. TH. 3
INTERVENTION TECHNIQUES FOR THE CONSERVATION OF STONE MATERIALS, MORTARS AND CONCRETE. TH. 2 - EX. 2.
CONSOLIDATION AND PROTECTION BY MEANS OF POLYMERIC RESINS. FILMOGENOUS AND IMPREGNATING RESINS. TRANSPORT PROPERTIES. RESIN-SUPPORT COMPATIBILITY. WATERPROOFING AND CONSOLIDATION OF WALLS. TH. 2
INNOVATIVE MATERIALS IN RESTORATION AND CONSERVATION: COMPOSITE MATERIALS FOR STRUCTURAL REINFORCEMENT. CHARACTERISTICS AND DURABILITY OF POLYMER COMPOSITES. STRUCTURAL REINFORCEMENTS WITH FRP. POLYMER RESINS AND NANOCOMPOSITES. FIBER-REINFORCED CONCRETE. FEATURES AND DURABILITY. TH. 3
WORKS AND STRUCTURES IN WOOD. ENVIRONMENTAL AND BIOLOGICAL ATTACKS. PREVENTION OF DEGRADATION. WOOD TREATMENTS. TH. 3 - EX. 2
DURABILITY OF POLYMERIC MATERIALS. PHYSICAL AGING. INTERACTIONS WITH AGGRESSIVE SUBSTANCES. ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION. PROTECTIVE COATINGS. PAINTS AND SEALANTS. TH. 3
FIRE BEHAVIOR OF MATERIALS. NOTES ON COMBUSTION MECHANISMS. FIRE BEHAVIOR OF STEEL AND REINFORCED CONCRETE. THERMAL EFFECTS ON THE BINDERS. PLASTIC MATERIALS. WOOD. TH. 3 - EX. 2
ANALYTICAL AND DIAGNOSTIC TECHNIQUES. TH. 2 - EX. 1

	Teaching Methods
	THE COURSE IS STRUCTURED INTO THEORETICAL LECTURES AND EXERCISES BOTH IN THE CLASSROOM AND LABORATORY. PRACTICAL PROBLEMS WILL BE PROPOSED IN THE FIELD OF THE ANALYSIS OF THE DURABILITY OF MATERIALS. LABORATORY EXPERIENCES WILL STRENGTHEN THE CONCEPTS ACQUIRED. LECTURES ARE PROVIDED IN CLASSES IN THE PRESENCE OF STUDENTS. IN PARTICULAR, THE COURSE IS STRUCTURED IN 45 HOURS OF THEORY, 15 HOURS OF EXERCISES/LAB ACTIVITIES. THE MINIMUM FRACTION OF ATTENDED HOURS OF LECTURES REQUIRED TO TAKE THE EXAM IS 70%

Teaching Methods

THE COURSE IS STRUCTURED INTO THEORETICAL LECTURES AND EXERCISES BOTH IN THE CLASSROOM AND LABORATORY.
PRACTICAL PROBLEMS WILL BE PROPOSED IN THE FIELD OF THE ANALYSIS OF THE DURABILITY OF MATERIALS. LABORATORY EXPERIENCES WILL STRENGTHEN THE CONCEPTS ACQUIRED.
LECTURES ARE PROVIDED IN CLASSES IN THE PRESENCE OF STUDENTS.
IN PARTICULAR, THE COURSE IS STRUCTURED IN 45 HOURS OF THEORY, 15 HOURS OF EXERCISES/LAB ACTIVITIES.
THE MINIMUM FRACTION OF ATTENDED HOURS OF LECTURES REQUIRED TO TAKE THE EXAM IS 70%

	Verification of learning
	THE ASSESSMENT OF THE PREPARATION WILL BE PERFOMED AT THE END OF THE COURSE BY AN ORAL INTERVIEW WHICH IS INTENDED TO CHECK THE LEVEL OF LEARNING AND THE DEGREE OF COMPREHENSION OF THE ARGUMENTS. THE ASSESSMENT IS BASED ON THE LEVEL OF KNOWLEDGE ACQUIRED, ON THE CORRECTNESS OF EXPRESSION AND TERMINOLOGY, AND THE ABILITY TO CONNECTING CONCEPTS. IN ORDER TO PASS THE EXAM, STUDENTS MUST AT LEAST BE ABLE TO IDENTIFY THE CAUSES OF DETERIORATION OF BUILDING MATERIALS AND POSSIBLE PREVENTION AND RECOVERY STRATEGIES. THE LEVEL OF EXCELLENCE CAN BE REACHED BY STUDENTS WHO SHOW TO BE ABLE TO ADDRESS NON-STANDARD PROBLEMS OR NOT SPECIFICALLY PRESENTED DURING THE LECTURES, WITH PARTICULAR REGARD TO THE CORRECT APPLICATION OF THE CORRELATIONS BETWEEN STRUCTURE, CONSTRUCTION AND DURABILITY.

Verification of learning

THE ASSESSMENT OF THE PREPARATION WILL BE PERFOMED AT THE END OF THE COURSE BY AN ORAL INTERVIEW WHICH IS INTENDED TO CHECK THE LEVEL OF LEARNING AND THE DEGREE OF COMPREHENSION OF THE ARGUMENTS. THE ASSESSMENT IS BASED ON THE LEVEL OF KNOWLEDGE ACQUIRED, ON THE CORRECTNESS OF EXPRESSION AND TERMINOLOGY, AND THE ABILITY TO CONNECTING CONCEPTS.

IN ORDER TO PASS THE EXAM, STUDENTS MUST AT LEAST BE ABLE TO IDENTIFY THE CAUSES OF DETERIORATION OF BUILDING MATERIALS AND POSSIBLE PREVENTION AND RECOVERY STRATEGIES.
THE LEVEL OF EXCELLENCE CAN BE REACHED BY STUDENTS WHO SHOW TO BE ABLE TO ADDRESS NON-STANDARD PROBLEMS OR NOT SPECIFICALLY PRESENTED DURING THE LECTURES, WITH PARTICULAR REGARD TO THE CORRECT APPLICATION OF THE CORRELATIONS BETWEEN STRUCTURE, CONSTRUCTION AND DURABILITY.