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Effect of anti-corrosive coatings on the bond between corrosion-damaged rebar and concrete repair materials
Reinforcement corrosion is the largest contributor to the deterioration of existing RC structures worldwide. The aggressive electrochemical process causes destruction to the steel by a loss in cross section and rib height, which in turn affects the bond between steel and concrete and consequently th...
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Department of Civil Engineering
2023
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