| 英文摘要 |
In response to the needs of outfall sewer system, there are many concrete pipes constructed and usage. The corrosion of concrete structures In sewage environments is a major problem in some piping system. By a biologically influenced process, the metabolism of thiobacilli, hydrogen swift is converted into sulfuric acid, and then it reacts with concrete and causes deterioration, This phenomena are now reasonably well understood. For the purpose of materials testing, the environment is often simulated by laboratory tests with concentrated acid solutions. Such tests, however. do not consider the bacterial aspect of the reality, and therefore can lead to irrelevant conclusions. Therefore, for a reliable result, the interaction between living organisms and their substratum are essential and need to be taken into account. The task is achieved by the use of a simulation chamber for biogenic sulfuric acid corrosion. The biologically influenced corrosion is remodeled under conditions favoring the relevant microorganisms; Thus, an acceleration of the natural process is achieved. In this paper, literature reviews on the investigation conducted on calcium aluminate based mortars in the bacterial corrosion chamber demonstrated for these materials, a good resistance against biogenic sulfuric acid attack. These results are confirmed by the on site observations of sewer pipelines made of calcium aluminate based concrete inspected after up to 35 years service in the harsh environments. |