Electrochemical judgment method of fire-damaged concrete reinforcement damage

Abstract

The invention discloses an electrochemical judgment method of fire-damaged concrete reinforcement damage. The method comprises the steps as follows: (1) preparation of a test piece; (2) simulation of a fire damage test; (3) electrochemical detection and data acquisition; (4) data analysis and damage evaluation. Test study is conducted on fire-damaged concrete reinforcement damage according to the basic principle of electrochemical detection of reinforcement corrosion on the basis of three electrochemical elements, an electrochemical criterion of the fire-damaged concrete reinforcement damage is established, and then, diagnostic assessment is performed on actual fire-damaged concrete structures by use of the criterion and an auxiliary analysis model.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an electrochemical judging method for the damage of fire concrete reinforcement, which belongs to the technical field of concrete detection. Background technique [0002] With the rapid development of my country's social economy and modernization, various concrete structures are emerging one after another, and the density of houses is increasing. In addition, the wide application of a large number of flammable new materials, and the widespread use of gas and electrical appliances have caused fires in concrete structures. The probability of the fire is greatly increased, and the fire loss is increasing day by day. Usually, due to the hydration of cement to generate a large amount of calcium hydroxide in concrete, the internal pH of concrete is generally as high as 12.5 to 13.5. In this high-alkalinity environment, the steel bars wrapped in concrete will quickly form a very dense layer of about 2×10 due to the initial electrochem...

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However, when the concrete structure is subjected to high-temperature burning (fire), a series of dehydration phase changes will occur in the cement hydration products, especially Ca(OH) 2 At 450°C-500°C, it will lose water to form CaO, which will lead to the neutralization of concrete

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