1996
DOI: 10.1016/0008-8846(96)00069-5
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Diffusion behavior of chloride ions in concrete

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“…This would suggest that during the transport of chlorides, there is a potential for significant binding of the accompanying sodium cations by the hydrates to occur in the AAS concretes. Such binding could retard the further ingress of chlorides in such concretes and reduce their chloride diffusivity [6]. The lower pH for the AAS concretes (refer to Table 4) could also have enhanced their chloride binding capacity due to a competition in absorption between Cl -and OH - [9], which also could reduce the D nssd .…”
Section: Slump and Compressive Strengthmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…This would suggest that during the transport of chlorides, there is a potential for significant binding of the accompanying sodium cations by the hydrates to occur in the AAS concretes. Such binding could retard the further ingress of chlorides in such concretes and reduce their chloride diffusivity [6]. The lower pH for the AAS concretes (refer to Table 4) could also have enhanced their chloride binding capacity due to a competition in absorption between Cl -and OH - [9], which also could reduce the D nssd .…”
Section: Slump and Compressive Strengthmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Apart from diffusion of chloride ions from external environment into the concrete, cations accompanying the chloride ions, such as sodium ions, will diffuse into the concrete [5]. Together with the cations originally present in the pore solution of the concrete, they may form a counter electrical field to drag further ingress of chlorides as the mobility of cations is smaller than that of anions [5][6][7]; II. Ions originally present in the pore solution may also diffuse out to the external environment as a result of the chemical concentration gradient and electro-neutrality constraints [5].…”
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“…Cations also get adsorbed in the concrete. Some studies [5,6] have reported that diffusion of chloride ions must be accompanied by diffusion of cations, although the cations mostly diffuse at a slower rate compared to anions, which eventually may slow down the diffusion rate of anions. De Weerdt et al [7] highlighted that cations have important role regarding the chloride binding.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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“…Moreover, interactions between chloride ions in the pore solution and solid phase of cement matrix form the Friedel's salt [32] and present a typical concentration dependency [33,11,10,42] and are quite difficult to be described by the traditional models. Although the Nernst-Planck flux equation model [13,12,2] can well depict such diffusion processes with clear physical significance, its complicated expressions and many parameters severely impede its applicability.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%