Why is concrete alkaline? What are the dangers of neutralization?
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Introducing the reasons for being alkaline and the risks and dangers that arise from neutralization in a column!
Concrete, made from cement, water, and gravel, exhibits strong alkalinity. There is a clear reason why concrete is alkaline, and it plays an important role in ensuring the safety and strength of structures. In this article, we will explain the reasons for concrete's alkalinity, the risks and dangers associated with neutralization, and the methods available to restore its alkalinity. You can view the detailed content of the column through the related links. 【Concrete Modifier 'S-Crete Up'】 With high permeability, it modifies concrete from the inside, contributing to the longevity of concrete. Please download the catalog.
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