Concrete is sometimes damaged by freezing. The damage increases if salt also is present. The damage consists of the removal of small flakes on the surface of the concrete, the inner structure may however be completely unaffected. This surface damage may increase the degree of saturation and ingress of e.g. chloride ions, which may lead to inner frost damage and corrosion on the reinforcing steel. It is also an aesthetical inconvenience. The purpose of this master thesis is to investigate how the salt-frost damage on concrete with different binder combinations is affected by different frost cycles. Another purpose is to analyze the test method, which is made in a slightly different way than what is normally done. Although a lot of research h...