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Time-to-Corrosion of Reinforcing Steel in Concrete Slabs. Volume 4. Galvanized Reinforcing Steel
This report presents the findings of an outdoor exposure study of concrete slabs containing black reinforcing steel and galvanized reinforcing steel. The tests were performed under conditions which simulate those found in typical highway bridge decks. A solution of water and deicing salt was ponded on the surface of the slabs for several years to produce a concrete contaminated with chloride ions. The ponding was then discontinued, the slabs were modified and instrumented so that the corrosion and deterioration could be monitored. The performance of the different slabs are compared. The report will be of interest to bridge engineers in the snow belt where deicing salts are applied to the pavements, and to other design, materials, and corrosion engineers concerned with bridges and hydraulic structures along the coasts. Technically, it shows that corrosion will occur under proper conditions when black or galvanized steel are used solely or in combination.
Time-to-Corrosion of Reinforcing Steel in Concrete Slabs. Volume 4. Galvanized Reinforcing Steel
This report presents the findings of an outdoor exposure study of concrete slabs containing black reinforcing steel and galvanized reinforcing steel. The tests were performed under conditions which simulate those found in typical highway bridge decks. A solution of water and deicing salt was ponded on the surface of the slabs for several years to produce a concrete contaminated with chloride ions. The ponding was then discontinued, the slabs were modified and instrumented so that the corrosion and deterioration could be monitored. The performance of the different slabs are compared. The report will be of interest to bridge engineers in the snow belt where deicing salts are applied to the pavements, and to other design, materials, and corrosion engineers concerned with bridges and hydraulic structures along the coasts. Technically, it shows that corrosion will occur under proper conditions when black or galvanized steel are used solely or in combination.
Time-to-Corrosion of Reinforcing Steel in Concrete Slabs. Volume 4. Galvanized Reinforcing Steel
K. C. Clear (author)
1981
42 pages
Report
No indication
English
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