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99566 NON-DESTRUCTIVE EVALUATION OF JACKETED PRESTRESSED CONCRETE PILES FOR CORROSION DAMAGE

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Product Number: 51300-99566-SG
ISBN: 99566 1999 CP
Author: Martin Rapa, William H. Hartt
Industry: Highways & Bridges
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Jacketing has been employed historically in Florida and elsewhere as a repair and rehabilitation method for corrosion damaged coastal bridge pilings. Such an approach involves either partial or complete encapsulation, most commonly in conjunction with a fiberglass form and mortar fill. Experience has indicated, however, that jacketing for this purpose (corrosion control) is not effective and, in fact, may accelerate subsequent attack. Consequently, a study was recently performed to evaluate the condition of jacketed coastal bridge pilings in the State. Concurrently, a companion effort addressed development of a method for conducting such inspections non-destructively. The present paper reports data that were developed in conjunction with this latter effort and details the inspection protocol that ultimately resulted. Keywords: Pile jackets, prestressed concrete pilings, bridges, corrosion, chlorides, nondestructive testing.
Jacketing has been employed historically in Florida and elsewhere as a repair and rehabilitation method for corrosion damaged coastal bridge pilings. Such an approach involves either partial or complete encapsulation, most commonly in conjunction with a fiberglass form and mortar fill. Experience has indicated, however, that jacketing for this purpose (corrosion control) is not effective and, in fact, may accelerate subsequent attack. Consequently, a study was recently performed to evaluate the condition of jacketed coastal bridge pilings in the State. Concurrently, a companion effort addressed development of a method for conducting such inspections non-destructively. The present paper reports data that were developed in conjunction with this latter effort and details the inspection protocol that ultimately resulted. Keywords: Pile jackets, prestressed concrete pilings, bridges, corrosion, chlorides, nondestructive testing.
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