Possible Types of Degradation of Concrete in the Power Industry

Zdeňka Říhová; Jan Zatloukal

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.677.39

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Determination of Properties of Concrete Floor after a Fire and Renovation
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Experimental Verification of Behavior of Glass and Carbon Fibers in Alkali Environment
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Possible Types of Degradation of Concrete in the Power Industry

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This paper summarizes different types of degradation of concrete in the energy industry. There is described the most of important kinds of degradation and what effects they can cause. In conclusion, this article is formulated several points to prevent the degradation of building materials.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 677)

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January 2016

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Zdeňka Říhová*, Jan Zatloukal

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Aggressive Environment, Chloride, Concrete Degradation, Corrosion, Durability, Sulphate

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