Article | REF: COR409 V2

Corrosion of reinforcements in concrete – Management of ageing structures

Authors: Valérie L'HOSTIS, André RAHARINAIVO, Guy TACHÉ

Publication date: November 10, 2017

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5. Conclusion

Reinforced concrete structures can corrode after years of use. A diagnosis is needed to determine the nature, extent and location of the damage. For structures with a mechanical function, a recalculation is useful to determine whether it is appropriate to carry out actions such as :

  • set up surveillance ;

  • apply rehabilitation or reinforcement ;

  • replace these structures, in whole or in part.

The choice of these actions is left to the discretion of the project owner, as there is no standard regulating these aspects.

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