Electrochemical realkalisation and chloride removal of concrete

By:

Van Den Hondel, A.J

Contributor(s):

Polder, R.B

Language: English Series: Construction Repair ; 6(5) September/October 1992, 19-24(6)Publication details: 1992Subject(s):

Summary: Describes the different mechanisms involved in realkalisation and chloride removal, temporary electochemical treatments of concrete aimed at reinstalling corrosion protection to the reinforced steel on cases where it has been compromised by carbonation or chloride. References.

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Describes the different mechanisms involved in realkalisation and chloride removal, temporary electochemical treatments of concrete aimed at reinstalling corrosion protection to the reinforced steel on cases where it has been compromised by carbonation or chloride. References.

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