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Zur Härtestabilisierung als versinterungsreduzierende Maßnahme für Tunneldränagesysteme

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Zur Härtestabilisierung als versinterungsreduzierende Maßnahme für Tunneldränagesysteme (English shop)

Götz Vollmann (Author)

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Lime deposits or so-called scale deposits in drainage systems often result in long-term and
cost-intensive maintenance for the operating authorities of tunnelling construction. Besides
the development of optimized and thereby deposit depleted basic concepts of drainage sys-
tems, it is tried to come up with different technological approaches against this problem, es-
pecially the use of hardness stabilisation.
Within this paper the ability to apply hardness stabilisation within tunnel drainage system is
researched by theoretical considerations and in situ experiments at an existing building. An
optimized verification method is developed which is better adjusted to the boundary condi-
tions of tunnel drainage systems than hitherto used methods. Therefore it delivers more pre-
cise and more reliable results. This method is transferred into a general trial concept which
enables the user to come up with reliable and system-specific results, concerning functional-
ity and effectiveness of hardness stabilisation used in any tunnel drainage system.

ISBN-13 (Printausgabe) 3865376630
ISBN-13 (Hard Copy) 9783865376633
ISBN-13 (eBook) 9783736916630
Language German
Page Number 142
Edition 1
Volume 0
Publication Place Göttingen
Place of Dissertation Bochum
Publication Date 2005-12-01
General Categorization Dissertation
Departments Architecture and civil engineering
Keywords Tunnel Engineering, Tunnel Drainage Systems, Hardness Stabilization, Scale Deposit Reduction, Calcium Carbonate Deposits, Calcium Carbonate Precipitation, Hydrochemistry, Calcium Carbonate Equilibrium, Water Hardness, Calcite Saturation, Crystal Growth Inhibition, Scale Inhibitors