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Corrosion of rebar in reinforced concrete is a major problem affecting the integrity and loading capacity of the structures.Usually concrete pore solution provides high alkaline environment to protect steel from corrosion.However, the ingress of chloride ions or carbon dioxide would reduce the alkalinity and destroy the stable oxide film which could accelerate the corrosion process of rebar.This study was aimed to evaluate the combined effect of pH and chloride contents on corrosion behavior of rebar using simulated concrete pore solutions.Weight-loss measurement were performed to obtain the corrosion rate.Meanwhile,explore the effect of carbonation and chloride contents to Half-cell potential value on mortar and concrete.Test results show that both pH and chloride content are significant factors influencing the corrosion behavior of rebar.Higher corrosion rote was found in the rebar immersed in the solutions with smaller pH and higher chloride content.