Which risk increases when concrete pour rate around rebar cages is excessively high in formwork?

💡 Explanation

When the concrete pour rate around rebar cages is too high, concrete segregation occurs because of the differential settling of coarse aggregates, leading to non-uniform concrete mix. Therefore, a reduced capacity results, rather than accelerated spalling, rebar displacement, or fracture, which depend on different mechanisms.

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