Lecture

Concrete Durability: Corrosion and Degradation

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Description

This lecture covers the main causes of concrete degradation, including corrosion of reinforcements due to chlorides and carbonation. It explains the mechanisms of freeze-thaw degradation and alkali-aggregate reaction, along with prevention methods and laboratory tests. The instructor discusses exposure classes, diagnosis, and repair techniques for structures affected by corrosion and degradation.

Instructors (3)

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Ontological neighbourhood

Chemistry

Physical chemistry: Electrochemistry

Chemical engineering

Materials science: Concrete

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