Use of scanning electron microscopy and microanalysis to determine chloride content of concrete and raw materials : [summary].

Dempere, Luisa Melia; University of Florida

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Use of scanning electron microscopy and microanalysis to determine chloride content of concrete and raw materials : [summary].

2013
By Dempere, Luisa Melia

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Dempere, Luisa Melia
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University of Florida
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Cement Chloride Content Concrete Electron Microscopes Electron Microscopy Microanalysis Spectroscopy
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BDK75 977-15
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Tech Report
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Florida
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Florida. Dept. of Transportation
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NTL-HIGHWAY/ROAD TRANSPORTATION-HIGHWAY/ROAD TRANSPORTATION
Abstract:

The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) is responsible for the maintenance of thousands of concrete structures that are exposed to or situated in salt water. Considering the significant cost of each of these structures, FDOT would like a 75-year span before any major repair is needed. These structures are invariably reinforced with steel, which is subject to corrosion if chloride ions from the marine environment can penetrate the concrete, so the diffusion rate of chloride ions through concrete is a critical durability issue.
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