Acknowledgement
본 논문은 국토교통부 건설기술연구사업의 연구비지원(21SCIP-B146946-04)의 일환으로 수행된 연구임을 밝히며 이에 감사를 드립니다.
Corrosion of reinforced steel inside concrete is an important cause of performance degradation of reinforced concrete structures and has a profound influence on the durability of structures. In this study, three groups of different reinforced concrete structures exposed to the natural environment were subjected to chloride ion accelerated corrosion tests for up to 180 days. The corrosion velocity and ambient temperature of the samples were measured and recorded every day. Based on Faraday's law, the corrosion speed of steel bars could be measured, and the ambient temperature and humidity around the structure in corresponding time were compared. Through the measurement of up to 180 days, the influence of external ambient temperature and humidity on the corrosion speed of steel bars inside the concrete structure was found out. The results show that there is a good direct proportional relationship between temperature and corrosion speed. When the ambient temperature increases by 15℃, the corrosion rate increases by about one time.
본 논문은 국토교통부 건설기술연구사업의 연구비지원(21SCIP-B146946-04)의 일환으로 수행된 연구임을 밝히며 이에 감사를 드립니다.