Advances in monitoring technologies for corrosion inhibitor performance

Ramachandran, Sunder

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“…Degradation of material used in construction is also a significant part through which structure may get fail. [1][2][3][4][5][6] Corrosion of reinforcing bars is one of the primary reasons behind the premature deterioration or degradation of any structure. Corrosion initiates and propagates slowly but ultimately affects and DOI: 10.1002/masy.202300010 causes a reduction in the service life of the structure.…”

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Monitoring and Accelerating Methods of Corrosion for Reinforced Concrete: A Review

Nayak,

Disale,

Suryawanshi

et al. 2024

Macromolecular Symposia

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Corrosion is the irreversible, interfacial reaction of metals in the presence of an electrochemical environment which ultimately results in the deterioration of metals. Corrosion of reinforcement is the major problem in the reinforced concrete (RC) structure. Corrosion of reinforcement is a slow process because of the protective layer of concrete. Even in a severely corrosive environment corrosion process takes time to be initiated and propagated. Since to carry out research work, some techniques are required to accelerate the corrosion process in the shortest period. To overcome this problem, in the past, many researchers use a different method to accelerate the corrosion of steel in concrete. In this paper, a review is presented of various techniques used for accelerated corrosion testing. The suitability of reviewed methods on corrosion acceleration for several research works is presented. After that few case studies review to make use of various predicted empirical models and an experimental technique for predicting corrosion rate and the assessment of the remaining life of the structure. And finally, the paper is concluded by comparing the natural method of corrosion and the accelerated method of corrosion and the future scope of accelerated corrosion.

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