Steel rebars bond with concrete through a process called mechanical interlocking, where the rough surface of rebars provides a strong grip with the concrete. Additionally, during the curing process, a chemical reaction occurs between the alkaline environment of concrete and the iron surface of the rebars, forming a layer of iron oxide that further enhances the bond strength.
Steel rebars bond with concrete through a process called mechanical interlock, where the rough surface of the rebar provides better adhesion to the concrete. Additionally, the alkaline environment of the concrete forms a thin layer of iron oxide on the surface of the rebar, which further enhances the bond and prevents corrosion.
