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Abstract

This Technical Specification specifies a procedure for carrying out impressed current electrochemical chloride extraction from chloride bearing concrete in existing structures. It is applicable to atmospherically exposed parts of structures with ordinary reinforcement and/ or post-tensioned tendon ducts embedded in concrete. In the latter case, it is essential to verify that there is no risk of hydrogen embrittlement, if necessary by con-ducting trials and installing monitoring during the treatment. This Technical Specification does not apply to pretensioned concrete, which may suffer hydrogen embrittle-ment on the stressing bars during chloride extraction, or to concrete containing epoxy-coated or galvanised reinforcement.

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Published: 9 February 2011
Withdrawn: 21 October 2020
Edition: 2011-02
Version: 1
Document type: TS
ISBN:

ICS 91.100.30
National Committee SN/K 7/EG 5

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