Transport of Sulphate Ions into Concrete
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Penetration of sulphate ions the cement mortar specimen surface was studied. The sulphate ions diffusion front advances with increasing time, and the content of SO3 in surface layers increases as well. In spite of some experimental problems, electron probe microanalysis seems to be a useful tool for concrete corrosion study.Downloads
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