The Life of Structures
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The Life of Structures

Physical Testing

  1. 468 pages
  2. English
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The Life of Structures

Physical Testing

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The Life of Structures: Physical Testing covers the proceedings of a seminar of the same name. The said seminar is focused on the actions on structures and the performance of existing populations of structures; the properties and performance of building materials; and the internal and external environments of buildings. The book covers topics such as the methodology for the prediction of the life of existing structures; reliability of service-proven structural systems; and some effects of micro-environment on materials. Also covered are subjects such as the assessment of structures through field measured dynamic response; physical properties of structures investigated by dynamic methods; and the stiffness damage test. The text is recommended for engineers who would like to know more about the strength and lifespan of structures, as well as the effectivity of the materials involved in their construction.

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Table of contents

  1. Front Cover
  2. The Life of Structures: Physical Testing
  3. Copyright Page
  4. Table of Contents
  5. Preface
  6. Introduction
  7. Chapter 1. Methodology for the prediction of the life of existing structures
  8. Chapter 2. Serviceability and its role in predicting structural life
  9. Chapter 3. Reliability of service-proven structural systems
  10. Chapter 4. Life cycle financial analysis for bridge rehabilitations
  11. Chapter 5. Life prediction and optimum safety
  12. Chapter 6. The life of structures
  13. Chapter 7. Fatigue life estimation of offshore tubular joints using test data andservice experience
  14. Chapter 8. Some effects of micro-environment on materials
  15. Chapter 9. Deterioration of factory units used as metal plating shops
  16. Chapter 10. Repair materials and repaired structures in a varying environment
  17. Chapter 11. Assessing structures through field measured dynamic response
  18. Chapter 12. Monitoring of service reservoir foundation condition by dynamic testing techniques
  19. Chapter 13. Physical properties of structures investigated by dynamic methods
  20. Chapter 14. The effectiveness of radar for the investigation of complex LPS joints
  21. Chapter 15. The stiffness damage test - a quantitative method of assessing damaged concrete
  22. Chapter 16. Inspection practices for concrete structures in the UK
  23. Chapter 17. Monitoring the stress-strain behaviour of prestressed concrete structures
  24. Chapter 18. To better reactor containments
  25. Chapter 19. Twenty years of surveillance experience with prestressed concretepressure vessels at Wylfa nuclear power station
  26. Chapter 20. Structural assessment of thick reinforced concrete pile caps using 1/5scale models
  27. Chapter 21. The structural performance of damaged concrete elements
  28. Chapter 22. The Mary Rose dry dock dam
  29. Chapter 23. Life expectancy of hull structures of boats
  30. Chapter 24. The life of steel structures in the marine environment
  31. Chapter 25. Time dependent strength properties of materials
  32. Chapter 26. Chloride-induced corrosion of steel in concrete - investigations with aconcrete corrosion cell
  33. Chapter 27. Concrete cover design
  34. Chapter 28. In-situ measurement of permeability of concrete cover by overpressure
  35. Chapter 29. Concrete shrinks, problems don't
  36. Chapter 30. Lifetime performance and test-induced damage in wood structures
  37. Chapter 31. The durability of adhesive bonds in structural applications
  38. Chapter 32. Establishing and implementing the long term constitutive behaviour ofstructural plastic pipe linings
  39. Chapter 33. Testing of brick masonry piers at seventy years
  40. Chapter 34. Determination of in-situ stress in masonry structures
  41. Chapter 35. Calibration of the British Ceramic Research Limited (BCRL) panelfreezing test against exposure site results
  42. Chapter 36. The performance of masonry arch bridges
  43. Chapter 37. The performance of masonry arch bridges with ring separation
  44. Chapter 38. A discussion comparing the performance of bridges in Dorset from 1066to present day
  45. Chapter 39. A concrete ancient monument
  46. Chapter 40. Durability assessment of concrete bridges by in-situ testing, early results
  47. Chapter 41. The effect of local corrosion on the life of bridge deck slabs
  48. Chapter 42. Predicting the fatigue life of steel bridge decks
  49. CHAPTER 43. Damage diagnosis and assessment of remaining fatigue life time of old steel bridges
  50. Chapter 44. A bridge can survive earthquakes to complete its intended economic life
  51. Chapter 45. The stress analysis of segmental prestressed concrete bridges duringconstruction and long-term
  52. Chapter 46. Assessment of the long-term performance of segmental bridges
  53. Chapter 47. Condition survey of 21 bridges, A74(T), Dumfries and Galloway region
  54. Chapter 48. The performance of a population of large concrete silos
  55. Chapter 49. Insight on structural safety and age of concrete buildings in Saudi Arabia
  56. Chapter 50. The future of Orlit houses in Northern Ireland
  57. Chapter 51. PRC houses-the SSHA experience
  58. Index