Effect of carbonation on the pore solution of mortar

Understanding the changes in the pore solution upon carbonation is crucial with respect to comprehending the mechanisms of reinforcement corrosion in carbonated mortar or concrete. In this paper we used Cold Water Extraction (CWE), a rapid leaching method, on profile ground powder from partially car...

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Published in:Cement and concrete research 2019-04, Vol.118, p.38-56
Main Authors: De Weerdt, K., Plusquellec, G., Belda Revert, A., Geiker, M.R., Lothenbach, B.
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Alkali metals
B. pore solution
B. thermodynamic calculations
C. carbonation
C. corrosion
Carbonation
Cement
Chlorine
Cold water
Corrosion
D. blended cement
Fly ash
Leaching
Mortars (material)
Portland cements
Thermodynamic models
Thermogravimetry
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B. pore solution
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C. corrosion
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Cement
Chlorine
Cold water
Corrosion
D. blended cement
Fly ash
Leaching
Mortars (material)
Portland cements
Thermodynamic models
Thermogravimetry
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