Which risk increases when concrete sets too rapidly around high-yield reinforcing bars?

💡 Explanation

When concrete sets too fast around rebar, insufficient hydration at the interface prevents optimal mechanical interlocking because rapid crystallization inhibits microscopic adherence, leading to weaker bond. Therefore reduced bond strength results, rather than other structural factors stemming from alternative imbalances.

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