Barbara Lothenbach

Mechanism of crevice corrosion in historic riveted steel structures

Abstract Crevice corrosion is a localized form of corrosion, particularly common in riveted steel structures. While oxygen depletion and local acidification within crevices are well-established phenomenological features, the underlying reaction pathways and their spatial coupling...

Impact of calcined clays additions on phase assemblage and mechanical strength of autoclaved low-clinker fiber cement matrices

Calcined clays are promising constituents for use in low-clinker autoclaved fiber cement production. Previous studies on the use of calcined clays in autoclaved fiber cement matrices have shown that their behavior is complex and sometimes counterintuitive. This study investigates...