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An analysis of the impact of chloride-induced corrosion on reinforced concrete structures in the port of Cape Town
Corrosion of steel reinforcement is a main deterioration mechanism for reinforced concrete structures in the marine environment, where chloride ingress causes severe and widespread damage. These structures make up a substantial proportion of infrastructure globally and are costly to construct and re...
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Department of Civil Engineering
2026
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