THE ANALYSIS OF THE PROBLEM OF CORROSION OF CEMENT CONCRETE IN ATMOSPHERIC CONDITIONS AND THE ROLE OF WATER IN THIS PROCESS

Authors

  • D. Yu. Kolesnyk State Enterprise "Dnipropetrovsk body of certification o frailwa ytransport", Ukraine
  • V. H. Sychenko State Enterprise "Dnipropetrovsk body of certification o frailwa ytransport", Ukraine
  • P. M. Koval State road scientific-research Institute named after M. p. Shulgin, Ukraine

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.15802/stp2006/18424

Keywords:

sulfates, chlorides, carbon dioxide, cement stone, chemical corrosion

Abstract

The surveying article is devoted to generalization of the published lately works devoted to chemical corrosion of concrete. The attempt of exposure of basic conformities to the law of degradation of cement stone and participation in this process of carbon dioxide, chlorides, sulfates and water is done. Offered ways of increase of аtmospheric stability of concrete by the method of his second defence.

Author Biographies

D. Yu. Kolesnyk, State Enterprise "Dnipropetrovsk body of certification o frailwa ytransport"

D. Yu. Kolesnyk

V. H. Sychenko, State Enterprise "Dnipropetrovsk body of certification o frailwa ytransport"

V. H. Sychenko

P. M. Koval, State road scientific-research Institute named after M. p. Shulgin

P. M. Koval

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Published

2006-12-25

How to Cite

Kolesnyk, D. Y., Sychenko, V. H., & Koval, P. M. (2006). THE ANALYSIS OF THE PROBLEM OF CORROSION OF CEMENT CONCRETE IN ATMOSPHERIC CONDITIONS AND THE ROLE OF WATER IN THIS PROCESS. Science and Transport Progress, (13), 141–160. https://doi.org/10.15802/stp2006/18424

Issue

No. 13 (2006): ISSUE 13

Section

TRANSPORT CONSTRUCTION

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