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Kočí, Jan | Prague |
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Al-Neshawy, Fahim
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- 2023The Effect of Heat Curing on the Early-Strength Development of Low-Carbon Concrete
- 2023Comprehensive state-of-the-art report for long-term behaviour of concrete structures in repository environment
- 2023Comprehensive state-of-the-art report for long-term behaviour of concrete structures in repository environment
- 2023Combined NDT methods to determine the variations in compressive strength throughout concrete structures
- 2023Reduction of CO2 Emission by Using Low Carbon Concretes with Accelerating Admixtures
- 2023Assessment procedure of determining compressive strength of hardened reinforced concrete structures
- 2023Determining the Location of Steel Reinforcement in Thick Concrete Walls by Non-Destructive Inspection
- 2021Factors for compactibility and risk of segregation for concrete
- 2021Investigation on the effect of entrained air on pore structure in hardened concrete using MIPcitations
- 2021Factors for compactibility and risk of segregation for concrete - Report for contract research project "Compact Air" ; Betonin tiivistettävyyteen ja erottumisherkkyyteen vaikuttavat tekijät – Raportti tilaustutkimusprojektista "Compact Air"
- 2019Design, construction, and NDT of a mock-up for reinforced concrete walls in NPP
- 2019Betonin koostumuksen vaikutus sen tiivistettävyyteen
- 2018Mock-up wall for NDT&E of NPP thick-walled reinforced concrete structures
- 2018Mock-up wall for non-destructive testing and evaluation of thick reinforced concrete structures in nuclear power plants
- 2017“NDT MATRIX” - A Tool for Selecting Non-Destructive Testing Methods for NPP Concrete Structures
- 2016Chemical changes of cement pastes due to the effect of combined carbonation and chloride penetration
- 2016Selection Matrix for Non-Destructive Testing of NPP Concrete Structures
- 2013Condition assessments and corrosion measurements of cooling water chambers in a nuclear power plant
- 2013Condition assessments and corrosion measurements of cooling water chambers in a nuclear power plant
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Condition assessments and corrosion measurements of cooling water chambers in a nuclear power plant
Abstract
This research was done as a part of the project AgingManagement of Concrete Structures in Nuclear Power Plants(MANAGE) in The Finnish Research Programme on NuclearPower Plant Safety 2011-2014, SAFIR 2014. The aim of thisresearch was to carry out condition assessments andcorrosion measurements to evaluate the condition of thereinforced concrete structures of the cooling waterchambers in a Finnish nuclear power plant and to verifythe possible state of corrosion of the reinforcement. Thecondition assessment was based on concrete samples takenfrom the structures above the water level, at the rangeof the water level, and under the water level. Theconcrete samples were subjected to the followinganalyses: the carbonation depth, the chloride profile,and the study of the microstructure based on thinsections. Concrete cover measurements and visualinspection of the concrete structures and exposedreinforcements were done to approve the corrosionmeasurements. These determinations and measured Half-Cellpotentials were used with the Pourbaix-diagrams for steelto estimate the state of corrosion of reinforcement. Themeasured depths of concrete cover correlated the designvalue 60 mm. The average depth of carbonation of concretewas very small; varying between 0 mm and 12 mm.Estimations for the state of corrosion of reinforcementaccording to the Pourbaix-diagrams showed thereinforcement to be in passive state. Visual inspectionsconfirmed the estimation; all of the exposed reinforcingbars were intact.