Capillary movement of water in masonry structures
CA 2216232 C · Owner: Kristiansen, Hans · Inventors: Kristiansen, Hans
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A method for dehydrating capillary materials such as moist walls and/or floors of a building structure of masonry or concrete through the principle of electro-, osmosis by applying pulsating DC voltage of a specific pulse pattern to primary, electrode means embedded in said structure said primary electrode means (4), forming anode means and secondary electrode means (5) embedded in the ground outside the structure and forming cathode means to be interactive with said anode, means, said pulsating voltage having a pulse pattern with a total pulse period T, comprised of a positive pulse of duration T+ a negative pulse of duration T-, and a neutral period or pause of duration Tp wherein:, …
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- Filed October 8, 1997 and granted July 23, 2002. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended October 8, 2017.
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