Investigation on the corrosion resistances of bronze-waste tire-concrete composites

Year 2019, , 189 - 194, 15.12.2019

Tuba Bahtlı , Nesibe Sevde Ozbay

https://doi.org/10.35860/iarej.630895

Abstract

In this study, finely ground
CuAl10Ni bronze sawdust and waste tire additives were incorporated into C30
concrete at different amounts and then their corrosion resistances were
investigated. SEM/EDX analyses were performed. It was observed that after acids
attacks, as the waiting time in the acid solutions increased, electrical
surface resistance values increased due to further corrosion. Also, more losses
in the weight were observed in the pure concrete than the concretes including
bronze sawdust and waste tire grains, then those refractories showed higher
corrosion resistances than that of pure concrete.

Keywords

Bronze sawdust, Composite, Concrete, Corrosion, Waste tire

Project Number

171351001

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