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Magazine of Concrete Research
Magazine of Concrete Research (2026) 78 (13-14): 869–880.
Published: 18 August 2026
...Ren-Jie Wu; Jun-Wei Ren; Zhihong Fan; Yong Xia; Keyu Chen; Jin Xia Chloride ions tend to ingress rapidly in damaged areas of marine concrete structures, such as cracks and spalling zones. Without timely intervention, embedded steel reinforcement in these regions undergoes accelerated corrosion...
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Magazine of Concrete Research
Magazine of Concrete Research (2025) 77 (5-6): 297–317.
Published: 19 February 2025
...Hui Rong; Qi Meng; Junbo Huang; Xiaomin Liu; Jixin Fei; Zhihua Liu; Keqi Huang Barnacles and oysters (B&O) can quickly adhere to marine concrete structures, but there is no consensus on their effects. The properties and microstructure of concrete specimens with and without B&O adhered...
