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Do acids and bases affect reinforced concrete?

2011-02-12View Original

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Do acids and bases affect reinforced concrete? What are the effects of prolonged exposure of reinforced concrete to concentrated acids or caustic soda?
Reply #22011-02-12
It has an impact; it affects the durability of reinforced concrete structures. It is recommended that the OP post this in the Civil Engineering section.
Reply #32011-02-13
Of course it has an impact; everyone on Earth knows that
Reply #42011-02-14
A slightly alkaline environment is permitted; acidic environments require specially designed concrete
Reply #52011-02-14
What was said on the second floor is correct; it has an impact, and it affects the durability of reinforced concrete structures. The poster can check out the \"Code for Corrosion Protection in Industrial Buildings – Level 12\"
Reply #62011-02-14
What was said on the second floor is correct; it has an impact, and it affects the durability of reinforced concrete structures. The poster can check out the \"Code for Corrosion Protection in Industrial Buildings – Level 12\"
Reply #72011-02-14
What was said upstairs is correct; it has an impact, as it affects the durability of reinforced concrete structures. It is clearly stated in the \"Code for Corrosion Prevention Design of Industrial Buildings\"!
Reply #82011-02-15
Those who wish to gain a deeper understanding of concrete durability can refer to the following materials: \"Code for Design of Durability of Concrete Structures\" (GB/T 50476—2008) and \"Durability of Concrete Structures and Life Prediction\" by Niu Ditao
Reply #92011-02-17
It has an impact; it affects the durability of reinforced concrete structures, as well as the proper operation and safety of the equipment located above. Search for the \"Code for Corrosion Protection Design of Industrial Buildings\"
Reply #102011-02-18
Corrosion is inevitable; it mainly depends on the conditions under which the concrete sets. If it sets in acidic or alkaline environments, its lifespan will be shortened, and it will also cause corrosion to the steel
Reply #112011-02-24
This post was last edited by Clear Starry Sky on 2011-2-24 at 12:50. It has a significant impact! All the information related to concrete durability is available! The structural properties of reinforced concrete are also greatly affected after corrosion! There are many examples of structural failures due to durability both domestically and internationally!

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