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Chloride threshold value is an important input parameter in service life predictions. There has been a need for a reliable method for testing this value in order to improve the understanding of basic factors influencing the corrosion initiation. For this reason RILEM technical committee (TC) 235-CTC was formed with the ultimate aim to recommend a suitable test method capable of delivering data with acceptable measurement uncertainty. During the TC’s life, a test method was proposed and a Round-Robin Test (RRT) was organised to evaluate it. Due to the unexpected results from the RRT, the ultimate aim of the TC was not reached. There were some experiences obtained from the TC’s work especially in designing the test method which are worthy for supporting future researchers continuing to search for a reliable test method for it. This technical letter presents the TC’s experiences.
Corrosion, Building construction, Chloride; Concrete; Corrosion; Test method; Threshold, Threshold, Chloride; concrete; corrosion; test method; threshold., Concretes, Test method, Chloride, TH1-9745, Concrete
Corrosion, Building construction, Chloride; Concrete; Corrosion; Test method; Threshold, Threshold, Chloride; concrete; corrosion; test method; threshold., Concretes, Test method, Chloride, TH1-9745, Concrete
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