How do we identify and evaluate corrosion activity inside a concrete element?
In this episode of WJE's Solving for Why series, engineer Stephen Garrett demonstrates three assessment methods for evaluating corrosion of reinforced concrete structures: half cell potential testing, surface resistivity testing, and instantaneous corrosion rate measurement.
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