European Academic Research ISSN 2286-4822
ISSN-L 2286-4822
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Article Details :
Article Name :
Reinforcement Bond Strength Interface Behavior of Corroded and Coated in Concrete Members
Author Name :
GEDE TARIEBIBO ENAI, CHARLES KENNEDY, GEOFREY BANJE
Publisher :
Bridge Center
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Abstract :
This study investigated the bond strength between concrete and diameter reduction of reinforcement due to corroded effect of reinforcing steel exposed to harsh weather from the marine coastal region of Niger Delta of Nigeria. The application of artocarpus altilis exudate on reinforcement with coating thickness of 150µm, 300µm and 450µm, immersed in concrete cube and ponded in sodium chloride (NaCl) and accelerated for 150days. Obtained percentile average failure bond load -44.963% against 81.698% and 81.977% control and coated exudates/resin member. Percentile bond strength load is - 33.7477% against 50.989% and 96.833% and maximum slip percentile average value is -30.8221% against 44.555% control. Comparative results, obtained values of corroded specimens decreased while control and exudates/resins coated specimens increased. Entire results showed higher values of pullout bond strength in control and exudates/resin coated to corroded specimens. Overall results justify the effectiveness of artocarpus altilis exudates as corrosion inhibitors.
Keywords :
Corrosion, Corrosion inhibitors, Pull-out Bond Strength, Concrete and Steel Reinforcement

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