| publication name | Steel Corrosion Resistance of Concrete Containing Slag Cement and Silica Fume. |
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| Authors | HAMDY SHEHAB1 GAMAL ISMAEIL2 SALAH A. MEGIED3 IBRAHIM METWALLY4 |
| year | 1950 |
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| Local/International | Local |
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Abstract
This research investigates the effect of silica fume on corrosion resistance of slag cement concrete. Twenty-seven different concrete mixes with various percentages of silica fume were prepared. The variables include, silica fume percentage, water / cement ratio, cementitious materials content (slag cement + silica fume) and coarse aggregate type. The test results showed that the slag cement is the best cement for resisting steel corrosion and the use of silica fume as a partial replacement of slag cement by weight improved considerably concrete resistance and the optimum percentage of silica fume that gives the maximum resistance against corrosion after 6 months of partial immersion in aggressive sea water is 20%. Results have shown that can be improved concrete resistance by decreasing the W/C ratios and increasing the cementitious materials content. Using of crushed dolomite has a bad effect in steel corrosion resistance compared to gravelly concrete. Keywords: corrosion resistance; slag cement; silica fume.