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    The document discusses various corrosion protection techniques for reinforced concrete structures, including: 1. Cathodic protection methods like increasing concrete cover, electrochemical realkalization, and cathodic protection systems. 2. Increasing concrete resistivity through hydrophobic impregnation or coatings. 3. Applying corrosion inhibitors or using barrier coatings on reinforcement. 4. Using non-metallic FRP rebar or avoiding combining dissimilar metals to prevent galvanic corrosion.

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    The document discusses various corrosion protection techniques for reinforced concrete structures, including: 1. Cathodic protection methods like increasing concrete cover, electrochemical realkalization, and cathodic protection systems. 2. Increasing concrete resistivity through hydrophobic impregnation or coatings. 3. Applying corrosion inhibitors or using barrier coatings on reinforcement. 4. Using non-metallic FRP rebar or avoiding combining dissimilar metals to prevent galvanic corrosion.

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    The document discusses various corrosion protection techniques for reinforced concrete structures, including: 1. Cathodic protection methods like increasing concrete cover, electrochemical realkalization, and cathodic protection systems. 2. Increasing concrete resistivity through hydrophobic impregnation or coatings. 3. Applying corrosion inhibitors or using barrier coatings on reinforcement. 4. Using non-metallic FRP rebar or avoiding combining dissimilar metals to prevent galvanic corrosion.

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    The document discusses various corrosion protection techniques for reinforced concrete structures, including: 1. Cathodic protection methods like increasing concrete cover, electrochemical realkalization, and cathodic protection systems. 2. Increasing concrete resistivity through hydrophobic impregnation or coatings. 3. Applying corrosion inhibitors or using barrier coatings on reinforcement. 4. Using non-metallic FRP rebar or avoiding combining dissimilar metals to prevent galvanic corrosion.

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    Corrosionprotectiontechniques

    Rak43.3312RepairMethodsof StructuresII(4cr) E k Si Esko Sistonen

    Somestandardsandpublicationsrelatedto corrosionprotectiontechniques
    CATHODICPROTECTIONOFSTEELINCONCRETE(ISO 12696:2012) SFSEN1504(tenparts);Summarizedin: PRODUCTSANDSYSTEMSFORTHEPROTECTIONAND REPAIROFCONCRETESTRUCTURES. DEFINITIONS, DEFINITIONS REQUIREMENTS, REQUIREMENTS QUALITYCONTROLAND EVALUATIONOFCONFORMITY. PART9:GENERALPRINCIPLESFORTHEUSEOF PRODUCTSANDSYSTEMS
    CaseStudiesofRehabilitation,Repair,Retrofitting,and StrengtheningofStructures ByMourad M.Bakhoum,IABSE 2010 DurabilityofEngineeringStructures:Design,Repairand yJanBijen, j ,2003 Maintenance By

    Principlesandmethodsrelatedtoreinforcementcorrosion EN15049:2008(E)

    7.Preserving i orrestoring i passivity i i


    7.1Increasingcoverwithadditionalmortaror concrete 7.2Replacingcontaminatedorcarbonated concrete 7.3Electrochemicalrealkalisation ofcarbonated concrete 7.4Realkalisation ofcarbonatedconcreteby diffusion 7.5Electrochemicalchlorideextraction

    Principlesandmethodsrelatedtoreinforcementcorrosion EN15049:2008(E)

    8.Increasingresistivity
    8.1Hydrophobic y p impregnation p g 8.2Impregnation 8.3 8 3Coating

    9.Cathodic control
    9.1Limitingoxygencontent(atthecathode)by saturationorsurfacecoating g

    Principlesandmethodsrelatedtoreinforcementcorrosion EN15049:2008(E)

    10.Cathodic protection
    10.1Applying pp y ganelectricalp potential

    11.Controlofanodicareas
    11.1 11 1A Active i coating i of fthe h reinforcement i f 11.2Barriercoatingofthereinforcement 11.3Applyingcorrosioninhibitorsinortothe concrete

    SimplifiedPOURBAIXDIAGRAM/Tap Water/Iron

    Anodicprotection

    Protectionby y Alkalization

    Cathodicprotection

    SimplifiedPOURBAIXDIAGRAM/Cloridessolution/Iron

    7.3ElectrochemicalRealkalisation

    http://www.norcure.com/Realk.pdf

    7.3ElectrochemicalRealkalisation
    Case: Pasila, Helsinki

    7.4Realkalisation ofcarbonatedconcretebydiffusion
    Not alkalied area

    Coating

    Not alkalied area

    Etki cs

    7.5Electrochemicalchlorideextraction

    VandexInternationalLtd15/09/99,SB http://www.norcure.com/chloride.htm

    Chlorideextractionwithrenovationrender/plaster/mortar)

    Method M th d for f protecting t ti reinforcement i f t in i concrete from chloride corrosion metallic copper and/or copper compounds are added to the concrete mass, in which mass the copper reacts with the chloride to form salts with a chloride content and of low solubility, thus substantially reducing the danger of steel corrosion caused by chloride. The copper or copper compound can also be brought into close contact with h concrete, f for example l i in the h f form of f a repair i mortar. the http://www.google.com/patents/EP1290245B1?cl=en
    VandexInternationalLtd15/09/99,SB

    8.1 Hydrophobic impregnation


    -based on Silanes or Siloxanes, or blends of these materials kth.diva-portal.org/smash/get/diva2:305538/FULLTEXT02 http://web.byv.kth.se/shared/pdf/83_Johansson%20A.%20 http://web byv kth se/shared/pdf/83 Johansson%20A %20 b84.pdf

    8.2 Impregnation
    -water p proof p products ( (sealant) ) -corrosion inhibitors

    8.3 Coating

    -Chemically and physically drying coatings -Organic Organic and inorganic coatings

    9. Cathodic control 9.1 Limiting oxygen content (at the ) by y saturation or surface coating g cathode)

    Creating condition in which potentially cathodic th di areas of f reinforcement i f t are unable bl to t drive an anodic reaction

    Advanced Concrete Technology 3: Processes, Volume 3 edited by John Newman, B S Choo

    10.Cathodic protection

    http://www.norcure.com/Corrosion.pdf

    InstallationofImpressedCurrentCathodicProtectionSystem

    http://www.cedd.gov.hk/eng/about/organisation/org_ceo_pm.htm

    Cathodic protectionwithTitaniummesh

    TedKay:Assessmentandrenovationofconcretestructures

    http://www repairandprotect com/projects/pearl harbor/cathodic protection htm http://www.repairandprotect.com/projects/pearl_harbor/cathodic_protection.htm

    Good anode materials: magnesiumalloy (6%Al,3%Zn,0.15%Mn) zinc aluminium(5%Zn) titanium

    http://www.accessscience.com/search.aspx?rootID=792458

    http://www.norcure.com/Corrosion.pdf

    11.1 Active coating of the reinforcement

    Painting reinforcement with containing active pigments. i t Active A ti coating ti for f reinforcement i f t is i coating which contain Portland cement or electrochemically l t h i ll active ti pigments i t (zinc) ( i ) which hi h may function as inhibitors or which may provide l localized li d cathodic th di protection t ti

    11.2 Barrier coating of the reinforcement


    Barrier coatings for reinforcement are coatings with the aim of isolating it from the pore water in the surrounding mortar or concrete
    -Epoxy E C t d Reinforcement Coated R i f t -Galvanised reinforcing steel -Galvanised and Epoxy Coated Reinforcement -Others

    Concrete Structure Management: p and Good Practice : Guide to Ownership Guide to Good Practice Bulletin 44, FIB Fd. Int. du Bton, 2008

    11.3Applyingcorrosioninhibitorsinortotheconcrete
    Migratingcorrosioninhibitors(MCI) Volatile corrosion inhibitors (VCI)

    http://www.cortecmci.com/

    http://www.offshore-technology.com/contractors/corrosion/corroless

    Othertypesoftechniques

    nonmetallicFRP(FibreReinforcedPolymer) barsandelements
    GlassFiber ReinforcedPolymer(GFRP) CarbonFiberReinforcedPolymer(CFRP)
    theriskofsaltfrostresistance the h risk i kof fthe h alkali lk lireaction i ACI 440.1R Guide for the Design and Construction of Structural Concrete Reinforced with FRP Bars FIB Task Group 9.3 bulletin 40 FRP Reinforcement in RC Structures
    http://aslanfrp.com/Aslan100/Resources/Aslan100a.pdf

    Avoidcombining differentmetals

    Avoid idgaps

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