Improving the Cement Systems Corrosion Resistance Based on Clogging Theory

Shark M. Rakhimbaev; Natalia M. Tolypina; E.N. Khakhaleva; D.A. Tolypin

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.974.26

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Improving the Cement Systems Corrosion Resistance Based on Clogging Theory

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One of the most important elements of the primary protection of concrete structures against chemical aggression is the correct choice of the type of cement. Specialists have done a lot of work to clarify the comparative stability of various types of cement systems in aggressive media containing various aggressive components [1-3]. Resistant cements for certain types of corrosion are known, but there is no complete concept of their choice. This causes difficulties in choosing the type of cement for specific types of corrosion in organic media, for complex types of corrosion, when the application of empirical approaches is unsuitable. This work is devoted to this issue.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 974)

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December 2019

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Shark M. Rakhimbaev*, Natalia M. Tolypina, E.N. Khakhaleva, D.A. Tolypin

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Aggressive Media, Cement, Chemical Aggression, Clogging Theory, Types of Corrosion

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