In order to explore the relation between PERMIT ion migration test and the method recommended in current
standard,concrete samples with different cementing materials are made to perform PERMIT ion migration test and RCM rapid
chloride migration test respectively. The results of quantitative analysis of anolyte of PERMIT ion migration test show that the
relationship between chloride concentration and conductivity of anolyte varies little with different concrete types. Then a
universal relationship between changing rate of chloride concentration and conductivity of anolyte is established. Based on the
testing results,a linear correlation between the chloride diffusion coefficients determined by RCM test that is an "index" test in
laboratory and PERMIT test is proposed. Based on the research results, the testing process of chloride ion permeability
coefficient of structural concrete can be simplified,meanwhile,the coefficient obtained by PERMIT ion migration test can be
correlated with the method recommended by the current standard.
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