| 英文摘要 |
The high performance concrete (HPC) with corrosion resistance, low W/B ratio, high flowability and made according to the newest ACI Code 318-95 was used to study the corrosion behavior of the embedded steel in ordinary reinforced concrete (RC) beams and prestressed concrete beams under cyclic loading in artificial sea water environment. With the aid of SEM micrograph, the corrosion mechanism of steel embedded in high performance concrete was also studied to compare the difference between HPC and conventional concrete under the same circumstances. The results show that HPC with the addition of pozzolans has higher resistivity than that of ordinary concrete. It leads to the conclusion that there is an inverse-proportional relationship between the water content and resistivity. High performance prestressed fiber concrete (HPFC) under cyclic loading possesses smaller deflection, crack width and steel potential than those of ordinary reinforced concrete beam. According to the smaller S/N ratio analyzed by Taguchi method, high performance steel fiber concrete has better corrosion resistance. It is discovered in this research that the application of pozzolanic materials in HPC is useful for the compressive concrete member. The corrosion will always accompanies with the cracks existing in any tensile concrete member. The results indicated that it will be improper to have this phenomenon measured by steel potential and to use the ACI Building code for tensile concrete member. |