| 英文摘要 |
The alkali metal released by the hydrated cement after hydration was one of the sources of alkali environment for protecting the steel. When the PH value of the pore water in concrete was greater than 12, passive film would form on the surface of steel to protect it from corrosion. However, the great PH value would accelerate the reaction of alkali aggregate. If the PH value was less then 9 due to the carbonation of concrete or the invasion of detrimental matters or the[Cl-]concentration exceeded the critical value, the passive film on steel bar would be damaged, and the corrosion would accelerate. Aimed at the previous logic, this study intended to improve the permeability of concrete, to densify the pore structure, and to provide a proper alkali enviromment by adding mineral admixture and corrosion inhibitor. In addition, the ratio of Cl-/OH- was employed to understand how the chemical characteristics of admixtures in concrete affected the anti-corrosion potential of steel. |