ACI 201.2 : 1992(R1997)

Chapter 1 Freezing and thawing
    1.1 General
    1.2 Mechanisms of frost action
    1.3 Ice-removal agents
    1.4 Recommendations for durable structures
Chapter 2 Aggressive chemical exposure
    2.1 General
    2.2 Chemical sulfate attack by sulfate from sources
        external to the concrete
    2.3 Physical salt attack
    2.4 Seawater exposure
    2.5 Acid attack
    2.6 Carbonation
Chapter 3 Abrasion
    3.1 Introduction
    3.2 Testing concrete for resistance to abrasion
    3.3 Factors affecting abrasion resistance of concrete
    3.4 Recommendations for obtaining abrasion-resistant
        concrete surfaces
    3.5 Improving wear resistance of existing floors
    3.6 Studded tire and tire chain wear on concrete
    3.7 Skid resistance of pavements
Chapter 4 Corrosion of metals and other materials embedded
        in concrete
    4.1 Introduction
    4.2 Principles of corrosion
    4.3 Effects of concrete-making components
    4.4 Concrete quality and cover over steel
    4.5 Positive protective systems
    4.6 Corrosion of materials other than steel
    4.7 Summary comments
Chapter 5 Chemical reactions of aggregates
    5.1 Types of reactions
    5.2 Alkali-silica reaction
    5.3 Alkali-carbonate reaction
    5.4 Preservation of concrete containing reactive aggregate
    5.5 Recommendations for future studies
Chapter 6 Repair of concrete
    6.1 Evaluation of damage and selection of repair method
    6.2 Types of repairs
    6.3 Preparations for repair
    6.4 Bonding agents
    6.5 Appearance
    6.6 Curing
    6.7 Treatment of cracks
Chapter 7 Use of protective-barrier systems to enhance concrete
        durability
    7.1 Characteristics of a protective-barrier system
    7.2 Elements of a protective-barrier system
    7.3 Guide for selection of protective-barrier systems
    7.4 Moisture in concrete and effect on barrier adhesion
    7.5 Influence of ambient conditions on adhesion
    7.6 Encapsulation of concrete
Chapter 8 References
    8.1 Referenced standards and reports
    8.2 Cited references
    8.3 Other references
Appendix A

Describes specific types of concrete deterioration. Contains a discussion of the mechanisms involved and the recommended requirements for individual components of concrete, quality considerations for concrete mixtures, construction procedures, and influences of the exposure environment, all important considerations to ensure concrete durability. Some guidance as to repair techniques is also provided.