Surface Applied Corrosion Inhibitors (SACI) remain controversial as to effectiveness and the ability to compare materials from different manufacturers and technologies. These materials are liquids applied to the surface of concrete to control the corrosion of embedded reinforcing steel. This presentation will discuss the performance and relative importance of a recent testing program for corrosion inhibition and other performance parameters using documented test methods. The applicability of the tests to evaluate the performance of the material will be described as well as showing comparative data for different generic materials.

Subject
Test methods, Water, Materials, Moisture, Corrosion rate, Concrete surfaces, Silanes, Corrosion cracking, Vapors, Corrosion inhibitors, Chlorides, Drying, Concrete
Keywords:
Concrete, Silane, SACI, Surface Applied Corrosion Inhibitors
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