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PACIFIC RIM TRANSTECH CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS. VOLUME II. CONTROLLING CORROSION IN BRIDGE STRUCTURES

D G Manning

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The Strategic Highway Research Program's Structures Research has investigated methods to protect chloride contaminated concrete components against deterioration, and to rehabilitate and protect those components exhibiting corrosion-induced distress. This paper describes the development of the research plan, its implementation, and the products which were developed. The paper covers testing and evaluation methods, cathodic protection, electrochemical removal, nonelectrochemical rehabilitation techniques and a decision model for rehabilitating corrosion-damaged, reinforced concrete structures.

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The Strategic Highway Research Program's Structures Research has investigated methods to protect chloride contaminated concrete components against deterioration, and to rehabilitate and protect those components exhibiting corrosion-induced distress. This paper describes the development of the research plan, its implementation, and the products which were developed. The paper covers testing and evaluation methods, cathodic protection, electrochemical removal, nonelectrochemical rehabilitation techniques and a decision model for rehabilitating corrosion-damaged, reinforced concrete structures.

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The Strategic Highway Research Program's Structures Research has investigated methods to protect chloride contaminated concrete components against deterioration, and to rehabilitate and protect those components exhibiting corrosion-induced distress. This paper describes the development of the research plan, its implementation, and the products which were developed. The paper covers testing and evaluation methods, cathodic protection, electrochemical removal, nonelectrochemical rehabilitation techniques and a decision model for rehabilitating corrosion-damaged, reinforced concrete structures.

Key concepts: Cathodic protection, Corrosion, Bridge (graph theory), Forensic engineering, Plan (archaeology), Engineering, Reinforced concrete, Civil engineering

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