Galvanic Corrosion of Carbon and Steel in Aggressive Environments
By M. Tavakkolizadeh, H. Saadatmanesh. 2001
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Subfields: Building and Construction, Civil and Structural Engineering, Pollution
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- Strengthening of Steel-Concrete Composite Girders using Carbon Fiber Reinforced Polymers Sheets (2003, methodology): “The authors in a separate article have addresse concern of galvanic corrosion, when CFRP is used in conjunc with steel~Tavakkolizadeh and Saadatmanesh 2001!.”
- Environmental durability of a CFRP system for strengthening steel structures (2010, background): “Tavakkolizadeh and Saadatmnesh studied the effect of using an epoxy adhesive as an insulator between steel and carbon fibers [11].”
- Effect of moisture on the mechanical properties of CFRP–wood composite: An experimental and atomistic investigation (2015, background): “The moisture affected interfacial degradation is a determining factor for the durability of both the FRP-concrete and FRP-steel systems, such findings indicate that the interface integrity under moisture effect is a major concern in the FRP-bonded composite system [25,26].”
- Durability of bonded FRP-to-steel joints: Effects of moisture, de-icing salt solution, temperature and FRP type (2017, background): “The adhesive layer thickness can greatly influence the long-term performance of these joints by altering diffusion, galvanic corrosion [31] and cathodic corrosion [32] rates.”