Corrosion monitoring systems consisting of linear polarisation, concrete resistivity and other probes have been installed in new structures to monitor durability and in existing structures to evaluate rehabilitation strategies such as corrosion inhibitor application and patch repairs. The types of sensors used, data collection techniques, results and interpretation are discussed.

Subject
Steel structures, Concrete repair, Corrosion rate, Probes, Free corrosion potential, Linear polarization, Electrical resistivity, Repair, Steel, Corrosion monitoring, Half cell potential, Half cells, Concrete
Keywords:
corrosion in concrete, linear polarisation, corrosion rate, deterioration rate, durability, chloride attack
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1999
Association for Materials Protection and Performance (AMPP)
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