A Novel Method for Increasing the Concrete Resistance to Chloride Ions Erosion

Chao Liu; Cunxin Dai; Chao Yang; Wenchao Yu; Ping  Zhang

doi:10.54097/h1h98a08

Authors

Chao Liu
Cunxin Dai
Chao Yang
Wenchao Yu
Ping Zhang

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/h1h98a08

Keywords:

Concrete; service life; corrosion inhibitor; chlorine resistance.

Abstract

Concrete structures generally play an important role in the infrastructure construction. The corrosion of reinforcing steels in concrete structures is one of the main causes of the degradation and reduction of their service life, especially when they are exposed to marine environment or de-icing salts. An understanding of the process of chloride transportation in concrete is of great importance for engineers to predict the service life of concrete structures. Therefore, we synthesized corrosion inhibitor for improving the chlorine resistance of concrete.

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