钢筋锈蚀引起的混凝土开裂（英文版）

Steel Corrosion-Induced Concrete Cracking presents detailed research into steel corrosion in concrete, including corrosion mechanisms, products, and damage. The book focuses on corrosion-induced cracking in concrete and provides a detailed analysis of the concrete cracking process. The authors also discuss measures to improve the serviceability limit state of reinforced concrete structures, including identifying the causes of corrosion and accurately calculating the lifecycle of reinforced concrete. This book is essential for engineers and researchers in the field of concrete structures and durability, as well as those seeking to improve the reliability and durability of their structures.The authors provide a clear and comprehensive analysis of the mechanisms and processes behind steel corrosion-induced concrete cracking. By identifying the causes and mechanisms of deterioration, this book enables engineers to mitigate the damage caused by corrosion and avoid practices that lead to corrosion-induced cracking. The detailed research presented in this book is an essential resource for anyone seeking to improve the serviceability, durability, and reliability of their reinforced concrete structures.