TP19-09: Extending the Service-Life of Reinforced Concrete Structures by Means of Cathodic-Protection Treatment Control

TP19-09: Extending the Service-Life of Reinforced Concrete Structures by Means of Cathodic-Protection Treatment ControlReinforced concrete structures are designed and built to function for a certain period of time with as little maintenance as possible. In benign environments and when use is as intended, this most likely can be the case. The structure achieves its service life with little to no major repairs needed. However, as structures age and deteriorate we are faced with the need of extending their service life beyond their original design lifespan by repairing

Dosage optimization requires sounds mathematical models for inhibitor dosages

filtration has been perceived as a solution to a problem

and corrosion-free

There is no consensus as to the role microbes can play

maintenance issues over the past twenty years and chemical cost savings

such as PVC

and data reduction software which evaluates the performance for mechanical draft cooling towers from manufacturers’ performance curves and test data

reduced maintenance

an air-cooled steam condenser and a surface condenser

Committee in 1958

this technology is on the leading edge of current water treatment programs

Although dimensional analysis techniques for heat and mass transfer are used