Effect of the compressive strength in an electrochemical chloride extraction
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The focus of this paper is to examine and review how applications of Electrochemical Chloride Extraction (ECE) affect the mortar mechanical properties. The mortar specimens were prepared with water/cement (w/c) ratio of 0.5 and contaminated with 5%25 of NaCl by mass of cement. A clean steel rod was centrally embedded in each specimen. The electrochemical treatments were based on different electrical current densities of 1, 3, 6 and 9 A/m 2 that were applied for 15 days. The state of corrosion was monitored before, during and after applying ECE regularly for two weeks. Selected samples from the cover zone of the untreated and treated specimens were taken to assess their chloride profiles. According to results of the compressive strength on mortars the mechanicals properties were not affected by ECE. ©2012 by NACE International.
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Chlorides; Corrosion; ECE; Electrochemical properties Chloride profiles; Chlorides; Clean steel; Cover-zone; ECE; Electrical current; Electrochemical chloride extraction; Electrochemical treatments; Mortar specimens; Compressive strength; Electrochemical properties; Mechanical properties; Mortar; Sodium chloride; Corrosion
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