Corrosion Behavior of Fiber-Reinforced Concrete—A Review

Corrosion study of conventional reinforcement in concrete has been accorded wider importance the last few decades based on losses occurring monitoring structures. It is well known that presence chloride ions one most significant factors contributing to corrosion reinforcing steel. Practically, it observed marine environment, activating substances such as chlorides penetrate steel can counteract passivity locally when electrolyte highly alkaline. The cover changed chemically ionspenetrate into material, whereupon pore solution neutralized. Based numerous studies, evident fibers and glass have less impact cracked sections a environment oppose infiltration. Glass fibers, exposed repeated freeze thaw conditions, protect passive layer. This review article highlights behavior reinforced involving various cracking behavior, transportation, electric conductivity, resistivity, diffusion fibers.