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RETRACTED ARTICLE: The experimental research on properties, structures and applies polymer sulfur composites as the industrial waste material in the industry objects

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Specific chemical environments step out in the industry objects. This paper presents experimental investigation results of the chemical resistance of special layer composites and corrosion rate for St3S reinforcement bars that have been covered with special polymer coating applied as the industrial waste material and have been exposed to tensile stresses in a solution simulating pore-liquid of concrete. Potentiostatic investigation and chemical resistance has been carried out in order to determine parameters describing corrosion rate of samples tested. A small decrease of corrosion rate has been found for the steel that has not been covered with polymer coating applied as the industrial waste material when placed in model pore-liquid of concrete and exposed to tensile stress increasing. Corrosion rate for the steel has decreased by 3 orders of magnitude when covered with protective coating even though this latest became unseal at load exceeding 2.5 kN (88.5 MPa) and 5.5 kN (194.5 MPa).

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Książek, M. RETRACTED ARTICLE: The experimental research on properties, structures and applies polymer sulfur composites as the industrial waste material in the industry objects. Mater Struct 48, 3269–3278 (2015). https://doi.org/10.1617/s11527-014-0397-1

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