The lineal Polarization Method for Corrosion Rate Measurement of Reinforcing Bar of Concrete in Situ
Abstract
A linear polarization method was applied to measure corrosion rate of reinforcing bar of concrete in situ. Generally in the experiment, the area and shape of the reinforcing bar as a working electrode can be changed and adjusted according to our needs. But polarization area cannot be defined when reinforcing bar is polarized in situ, so that a real Rp can't be obtained. Thus the purpose of present work is to improve the measurement system. We used the double-ring auxiliary electrodes made by ourselves. The size of the double-ring auxiliary electrodes was adjusted repeatedly until the real polarization area was equivalent to one of the auxiliary electrodes. Using such an auxiliary electrode to measure Rp, we obtained the result that the measurement error of Rp is about 2.5%. This result can meet the need of measurement in situ.
Keywords
Reinforcing bar, Linear polarization, Corrosion rate, Concrete
Publication Date
2000-08-28
Online Available Date
2000-08-28
Revised Date
2000-01-12
Received Date
1999-11-08
Recommended Citation
Ai-ling DU, Wen-tao HOU, He-ming ZHANG, Jian-qun LUO.
The lineal Polarization Method for Corrosion Rate Measurement of Reinforcing Bar of Concrete in Situ[J]. Journal of Electrochemistry,
2000
,
6(3): 297-304.
DOI: 10.61558/2993-074X.1390
Available at:
https://jelectrochem.xmu.edu.cn/journal/vol6/iss3/5
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