Effect of salt additives on concrete degradation : interim report

Jang, Ji-Wan; Iwasaki, Iwao

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Effect of salt additives on concrete degradation : interim report

1993-06-01
By Jang, Ji-Wan ; Iwasaki, Iwao

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Jang, Ji-Wan ; Iwasaki, Iwao

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Corporate Contributors:

University of Minnesota ; Mitsubishi Materiaru Kabushiki Kaisha

University of Minnesota ; Mitsubishi Materiaru Kabushiki Kaisha Less -
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Chemical Reactions And Processes Concrete Corrosion Deicers Deicing Chemicals Deicing Salts Deteriorated Concrete Deterioration Highway Maintenance Portland Cement Concrete
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MN/RD-93/10
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Research Paper
Geographical Coverage:

Minnesota
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Minnesota. Department of Transportation
Abstract:

Many chemical additives designed to inhibit the corrosive effect of salt on rebars are being marketed. Their effect on Portland Cement Concrete is neither known nor understood. This study is an attempt to determine if there is an effect and to understand its nature and results. 82p. (Note: The report has an actual length of 39 pages; in the PDF file all even pages are blank.)
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