CATHODIC Protection of Steel in Concrete by P. M. Chess

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CATHODIC Protection of Steel in Concrete by P. M. Chess

Steel and concrete have become the most common materials for manmade structures over the last hundred or so years with the use of the composite material, concrete reinforced with steel, becoming one of the most popular methods for civil construction. The historical reasons for steel-reinforced concrete’s popularity are not hard to find: its cheapness, high structural strength, mouldability, fire resistance and its supposed imperviousness to the external environment, while requiring little or no maintenance, provide a virtually unbeatable combination.

In order to harness these properties, both national and international standards have been developed. The standards for both concrete and steel were initially defined principally by compositional limits and strength, and this has continued to be the primary means of quality control to date. Until the 1950s it was assumed that when steel was encased in the alkaline concrete matrix, neither would suffer from any degradation for the indefinite future.

Edited by
Paul Chess, Grønvold and Karnov,
Cathodic Protection International, Copenhagen, Denmark

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Edited by
Paul Chess, Grønvold and Karnov,
Cathodic Protection International, Copenhagen, Denmark
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