Abstract
The effect of LD-2 compound inhibitor developed in our laboratory on its anticorrosion action on the reinforcing steel in concrete immersed in seawater was shown in this paper. The corrosion behavior of the reinforcing steel in seawater was studied using electrochemical techniquesand immersion tests. The polarization curve of the reinforcing steel immersed in seawater showedthe free corrosion potential of the steel increased by 0. 220 V (vs. SCE), and the corrosion current decreased by two orders of magnitude by adding 25 g⋅L-1 compound inhibitor to the seawater. The potentiodynamic anodic polarization curve of reinforcing steel in the seawater with compound inhibitor exhibited a passive range and the breakdown potential of the steel increased by 0.900 V as against in the seawater without inhibitor. Being immersed in the seawater over 24 months, the surface of the reinforcing steel in concrete with LD-2 compound inhibitor content of 1.0 %~1. 5 % of the cement mass was intact, while pitting corrosion occurred on the surface ofthe steel in concrete without inhibitor for 6 months. LD-2 compound inhibitor is an effective corrosion inhibitor for steel in concrete in seawater and in those environments contained chloride ionsfor the above experimental results.
Keywords
Reinforced concrete, Corrosion, Seawater, Inhibitor
Publication Date
2001-11-28
Online Available Date
2001-11-28
Revised Date
2001-11-20
Received Date
2001-06-08
Recommended Citation
Rong-gui DU, Zhou-cheng WANG, Ruo-shuang HUANG, Rong-gang HU, Bing ZHAO, Jian-guang TAN, Chang-jian LIN.
Study on the Anticorrosion of LD-2 Compound Inhibitor on Reinforcing Steel in Seawater[J]. Journal of Electrochemistry,
2001
,
7(4): 494-500.
DOI: 10.61558/2993-074X.3272
Available at:
https://jelectrochem.xmu.edu.cn/journal/vol7/iss4/17
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