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Expected implications of climate change on the corrosion of structures
The report presents the work of the Joint Research Centre (JRC) scientific network on adaptation of structural design to climate change addressing the expected implications of a changing climate on the corrosion of structures. The work first outlines recent EU policies supporting the sustainability and climate resilience of infrastructure and buildings. It is highlighted how the construction sector is encouraged to adopt more sustainable and circular economic practices, extend the lifetime of buildings and strive for better performance of buildings and infrastructure throughout their life cycle. The ongoing action plan to adapt European standards to a changing climate is emphasised. The report evaluates the expected variations in climatic factors causing corrosion, provides a state-of-the-art review on climate change induced corrosion of reinforced concrete and steel structures, and presents recent works on the corrosion impact, the costs and effectiveness of adaptation strategies. The effects of corrosion on the seismic performance of structures is addressed as well. In conclusion, this report presents the scientific and technical background to study the expected implications of climate change on the corrosion of structures. The work intends to stimulate debate on the subject, identify further research needs, and serve as a basis for the development of further work relevant to the adaptation to climate change of European standards and policies. ; JRC.E.4-Safety and Security of Buildings
Expected implications of climate change on the corrosion of structures
The report presents the work of the Joint Research Centre (JRC) scientific network on adaptation of structural design to climate change addressing the expected implications of a changing climate on the corrosion of structures. The work first outlines recent EU policies supporting the sustainability and climate resilience of infrastructure and buildings. It is highlighted how the construction sector is encouraged to adopt more sustainable and circular economic practices, extend the lifetime of buildings and strive for better performance of buildings and infrastructure throughout their life cycle. The ongoing action plan to adapt European standards to a changing climate is emphasised. The report evaluates the expected variations in climatic factors causing corrosion, provides a state-of-the-art review on climate change induced corrosion of reinforced concrete and steel structures, and presents recent works on the corrosion impact, the costs and effectiveness of adaptation strategies. The effects of corrosion on the seismic performance of structures is addressed as well. In conclusion, this report presents the scientific and technical background to study the expected implications of climate change on the corrosion of structures. The work intends to stimulate debate on the subject, identify further research needs, and serve as a basis for the development of further work relevant to the adaptation to climate change of European standards and policies. ; JRC.E.4-Safety and Security of Buildings
Expected implications of climate change on the corrosion of structures
RAPOSO DE M. DO N. E S. DE SOTTO MAYOR MARIA LUISA (Autor:in) / DIMOVA SILVIA (Autor:in) / ATHANASOPOULOU ADAMANTIA (Autor:in) / RIANNA GUIDO (Autor:in) / MERCOGLIANO PAOLA (Autor:in) / VILLANI VERONICA (Autor:in) / NOGAL MARIA (Autor:in) / DOS SANTOS GERVASIO HELENA (Autor:in) / NEVES LUIS A.C. (Autor:in) / BASTIDAS-ARTEAGA EMILIO (Autor:in)
08.07.2020
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Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
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690
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