Electrochemical Characteristics and Corrosion Mechanisms of High-Strength Corrosion-Resistant Steel Reinforcement under Simulated Service Conditions
Jing Yuan,
Pei Li,
Huanhuan Zhang
et al.
Abstract:Long-term steel reinforcement corrosion greatly impacts reinforced concrete structures, particularly in marine and coastal settings. Concrete failure leads to human casualties, requiring extensive demolition and maintenance, which represents an inefficient use of energy and resources. This study utilizes microscopic observation, atomic force microscopy (SKPM), electrochemical experiments, and XPS analysis to investigate the corrosion behavior of 500CE and 500E under identical conditions. We compared 500E with … Show more
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