Abstract:In order to study the effect of salt solution, freeze-thaw corrosion on the flexural ultimate bearing capacity of reinforced concrete specimens in a typical region of Northwest China, the indoor bending bearing capacity test is used to test the corroded specimens. Three different parameters of water-adhesive ratio, longitudinal bar distribution form and reinforced protective layer thickness are selected to compare and analyze the bending performance of corroded specimens. The results conclude that the freeze-thaw corrosion damage is much larger than the salt solution corrosion damage, and the water-adhesive ratio is the main factor affecting the ultimate bearing capacity of the specimen. As the durability of the specimen increases with the increase in the thickness of the protective layer, and the specimen is prone to cracking. Therefore, the evolution model function of the ultimate bearing capacity of the flexural inclined section of reinforced concrete specimens under the action of salt solution corrosion and freeze-thaw cycles is proposed.