Evaluation of Corrosion Resistance of Microalloyed Reinforcing Steel [Summary Report]

Balma, Javier; Darwin, David; Browning, JoAnn; Locke, Carl E.; University of Kansas

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Evaluation of Corrosion Resistance of Microalloyed Reinforcing Steel [Summary Report]

2004-01-01
By Balma, Javier ; Darwin, David ; Browning, JoAnn ; ...

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Balma, Javier ; Darwin, David ; Browning, JoAnn ; Locke, Carl E.

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University of Kansas
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Kansas. Dept. of Transportation
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Bend Tests Chromium Copper Corrosion Resistance Epoxy Coatings Geotechnology Heat Treatment Highways I34: Steels And Metals Laboratory Tests Materials Mechanical Properties Microalloyed Steel Phosphorus Reinforcing Steel Tension Tests
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FHWA-KS-02-9
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United States ; Kansas

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Corrosion of reinforcing steel is one of the major durability problems in reinforced concrete structures such as bridges. Corrosion products have a much higher volume than the original steel and force the concrete surrounding the bars to crack and spall. Chlorides applied to the bridges as de-icing salts can penetrate the concrete and cause corrosion. This study focuses on the corrosion-resistance properties of three different microalloyed steels.
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