Materials and Corrosion · 1978 · 556 citations · 6 references
Materials ScienceCorrosion TechnologyCorrosion ProtectionEngineeringQuantitative MeasurementsCorrosionCorrosion RateCivil EngineeringConcrete TechnologyReinforced ConcretePolarization Resistance MeasurementsPolarization Resistance MethodHardened ConcreteCorrosion ResistanceConcrete StructuresStructural Engineering
Abstract Up to this time all the methods to measure the corrosion rate of reinforcing steels embedded in hardened concrete have been of the destructive type, which requires much time and materials and makes the full scale study of the phenomenon difficult. The authors have applied the polarization resistance method to bars embedded in hardened mortar and immersed in Ca(OH) 2 ‐saturated solution, and have found an acceptable agreement between the gravimetric and the electrochemical weight loss data.
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Milton R. Stern, A. L. Geaby · Journal of The Electrochemical Society · 1957 · 3.7K citations · Full text
Electrical Engineering, Engineering, Noncorroding Electrode +9
Electrochemical Measurement of Low Corrosion Rates
D. A. Jones, N. D. Greene · CORROSION · 1966 · 134 citations