BOND BEHAVIOR OF CORRODED REINFORCEMENT BARS
By Y. Auyeung, P. Balaguru, L. Chung. 2000
369 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Building and Construction, Civil and Structural Engineering, Materials Chemistry
View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/c549b4ebba7d970cfae866958016a676ce0ce8b3
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In Building and Construction
- J. Ožbolt
- Reinhardt Hans‐Wolf
- Hongwei Lin
- Yu-Xi Zhao
- I. Löfgren
- Carlos Gil Berrocal
- S. Imperatore
- Z. Rinaldi
In Civil and Structural Engineering
- J. Ožbolt
- A. Poursaee
- Reinhardt Hans‐Wolf
- Hongwei Lin
- Yu-Xi Zhao
- C. Hansson
- I. Löfgren
- Carlos Gil Berrocal
In Materials Chemistry
- J. Ožbolt
- Reinhardt Hans‐Wolf
- Hongwei Lin
- Yu-Xi Zhao
- A. Poursaee
- C. Hansson
- I. Löfgren
- S. Imperatore
Citations in the corpus
- The bond behavior between concrete and corroded steel bar under repeated loading (2017, background): “A number of empirical models have been proposed so far to describe the negative effect of corrosion on bond strength [2,4,32,36].”
- Influence of corrosion on the bond strength of steel rebars in concrete (2016, methodology): “The problem of the evaluation of the corrosion effects on the bond behaviour has been analysed by different authors both with experimental [13–21] and theoretical studies [22–24].”
- Corrosion of steel bars embedded in fibre reinforced concrete under chloride attack: State of the art (2016, background): “[119], were attributed to an enhanced water tightness and better chloride ingress resistance.”
- Potential pitfalls in assessing chloride-induced corrosion of steel in concrete (2009, background): “…two decades, including the mechanical behaviour of corroded steel bar [6,7]; the effect of corrosion on the bond between rebar and concrete [8 – 13]; the structural behaviour of corroded elements [14 – 17] and the prediction of the remaining service life of rebar-corroded reinforced concrete…”