2014
DOI: 10.14359/51687160
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Modeling chloride diffusion in concrete with a linear increase of surface chloride

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“…where C -chloride concentration in concrete at depth x and exposure time t; D -chloride diffusion coefficient. The mathematical solution to Eqn (1) for a semiinfinite concrete with a constant surface concentration C s , chloride diffusion coefficient D, an initial chloride concentration C 0 , and the depth of convection zone Δx was provided by Fib Bulletin 34 (2006), as shown in Eqn (2) (Meira et al 2010;Zhou 2014…”
Section: Chloride Diffusion Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…where C -chloride concentration in concrete at depth x and exposure time t; D -chloride diffusion coefficient. The mathematical solution to Eqn (1) for a semiinfinite concrete with a constant surface concentration C s , chloride diffusion coefficient D, an initial chloride concentration C 0 , and the depth of convection zone Δx was provided by Fib Bulletin 34 (2006), as shown in Eqn (2) (Meira et al 2010;Zhou 2014…”
Section: Chloride Diffusion Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The surface chloride concentration C s is not constant in many cases but has a surface chloride building-up process, which has been observed mostly in two patterns. The first one is a linear pattern of surface chloride buildup (Mustafa, Yusof 1994;Costa, Appleton 1999;Meira et al 2010;Zhou 2014), especially for the concrete exposed to airborne chloride, deicing salt and spray conditions. The second one is a square root build-up (Shin, Kim 2002;Kato et al 2005), especially for the wet and dry cycles condition.…”
Section: Chloride Diffusion Modelmentioning
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