Chapter 7: Corrosion in Concrete and Masonry Check Access
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Published:30 Jun 2025
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H. Lgaz, R. J. Adnin, S. Masroor, and H. Lee, in Architectural Corrosion and Critical Infrastructure, ed. R. Aslam, Z. Yan, Q. Wang, and J. Aslam, Royal Society of Chemistry, 2025, ch. 7, pp. 190-202.
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This chapter provides an in-depth analysis of corrosion phenomena specifically in concrete and masonry, materials commonly used in construction. The chapter begins with a detailed examination of the chemical and physical processes leading to corrosion in these materials, including factors such as moisture, chloride ions, and carbonation. Additionally, the chapter addresses the long-term effects of corrosion in concrete and masonry on structural integrity and durability. The concluding section discusses the challenges and future perspectives in managing corrosion in these materials, highlighting the need for sustainable and innovative solutions in the construction industry.