A laboratory investigation of cutting damage to the steel-concrete interface
Abstract
The microstructure of the steel-concrete interface (SCI) in reinforced concrete is closely related to corrosion of reinforcing steel bars. Accordingly, characterization of the SCI is receiving increasing research attention. For microscopical observations of the SCI, a cutting process is needed to create a flat cross-section. Cutting carries the risk of damaging the SCI because of the considerable difference of hardness between concrete and...
Paper Details
Title
A laboratory investigation of cutting damage to the steel-concrete interface
Published Date
Dec 1, 2020
Journal
Volume
138
Pages
106229 - 106229
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