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A building in the long-term use process, with the effect of internal or external, artificial or natural factors, with the time went by, these will occur material aging and structural damage, this is an irreversible process, this kind of damage accumulation will lead to structural performance degradation, bearing capacity decline, durability reduce. For new buildings, if do the structure performance degradation research in the beginning of completion, it can not only master its structure member performance degradation, reveal the potential dangers, and at the same time can also according to the results of the study formulating the reasonable use and maintenance program, improve the safety performance of the building and prolong the use fixed number of year.
A building in the long-term use process, with the effect of internal or external, artificial or natural factors, with the time went by, these will occur material aging and structural damage, this is an irreversible process, this kind of damage accumulation will lead to structural performance degradation, bearing capacity decline, durability reduce. For new buildings, if do the structure performance degradation research in the beginning of completion, it can not only master its structure member performance degradation, reveal the potential dangers, and at the same time can also according to the results of the study formulating the reasonable use and maintenance program, improve the safety performance of the building and prolong the use fixed number of year.
Durability Analysis of Concrete Structure
Applied Mechanics and Materials ; 312 ; 392-395
2013-02-27
4 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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