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CPDM
Physical-Chemical Behavior and Durability of Materials
The laboratory’s field of competence is the chemistry and physicochemistry of construction materials. Their behavior at an early age and over time is studied for materials of different natures: cements, concretes, low-carbon concretes, polymers, composites, bitumens, biobased materials…
The themes treated in connection with MaTerRe are :
– cementitious binders with low environmental impact, from their formulation to their durability
– rheology of cementitious materials,
– biosourced materials for building and transport,
– virgin or recycled polymers and composites,
– bio-deterioration and bio-precipitation mechanisms.
Members
- BESSAIES-BEY Hela
- BOURCHY Agathe
- CHAUSSADENT Thierry
- FARCAS Fabienne : fabienne.farcas@univ-eiffel.fr
- GUEGUEN MINERBE Marielle
- MARCEAU Sandrine
- PONS Tony
- ROUSSEL Nicolas
- SAILLIO Mickaël
- VAN SCHOORS Laetitia
Platforms and equipment
- Chemical analysis (AAS and ICP-AES spectrometry, UV and FTIR spectroscopies with ATR equipment, liquid chromatography)
- Microstructural analysis (scanning electron microscopy associated with X-ray microanalysis and image processing, epifluorescence microscope, surface analyzer (BET, BJH), dynamic vapor sorption (DVS), helium pycnometer)
- Mineralogical analysis (X-ray diffraction)
- Thermal analysis (thermogravimetric analysis TGA/DTA coupled with mass spectroscopy, differential scanning calorimetry DSC, isothermal microcalorimetry
- Microbiology laboratory
- Aging chambers (climatic chambers, UV aging chambers, H2S chamber)
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