EFFICIENCY OF USING IMPREGNATION COMPOSITIONS FOR SECONDARY PROTECTION OF ROAD CONCRETE
This article examines the effects of the simultaneous action of sodium chloride and cyclic freezing and thawing on the strength of monolithic road concrete of varying strength classes. There are two methods for protecting concrete and ensuring its durability. Primary concrete protection involves the proper selection of materials and ensuring their optimal ratio. Secondary protection involves treating concrete with special impregnating compounds based on organomineral compounds.