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SEUNG-KYOUNG LEE, BONG-SEOK JANG, JEONG-HWAN AHN, KI-CHEOL KIM |
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Materials Performance; Nov2018, Vol. 57 Issue 11, p48-52, 5p |
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This article presents findings of a three-year corrosion monitoring study of the world's largest reinforced concrete tidal power plant in South Korea using 19 sets of commercially available corrosion sensors. The collected data indicated that the sea side of the plant is a more aggressive corroding environment for reinforcing steel than the lake side. Periodic collection of macro-cell corrosion current and concrete resistance data along with sensor temperature is recommended to monitor the corrosion state of marine concrete structures. Diffusion of a critical concentration of chloride ions at embedded sensors should be detected by noticeable differences between collected data sets. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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