http://www.rilem.org/docs/2013120046_211-pae-unedited-version.pdf

you can refer above link,

apart from this corrosion due to carbonation or chloride attack can also be measured through LPR test.

To my knowledge, only experimental data are available in this aspect.

I have TC report. But, still the subject lacks standard test protocol, probably due to the wide range of chemicals in real life scenario.

Dear Ram,

you may use  code ASTM C1012 -04, ASTM C563-07.

Dear kundan, it will only give length change and limiting SO3 content. Also, the acid solutions are aggressive than salts. A combination of test parameters need to be used for evaluation.

There is no ASTM or IS code for Acid attack on concrete.

Hi Ramaswamy, You may find the attached documents helpful.