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Review of current practices to reduce reinforcement corrosion in concrete structures managed by the City of Cape Town
The repair and maintenance of ageing reinforced concrete (RC) structures has become increasingly costly, especially in the Cape Peninsula. Protection and maintenance of these reinforced concrete structures against concrete deterioration and rebar corrosion have become far more important for road aut...
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Concrete Materials and Structural Integrity Research Unit (CoMSIRU)
2018
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