Damage of Concrete and Reinforcement of Reinforced-Concrete Foundations Caused by Environmental Effects
Zoran Bonić, Gordana Topličić–Ćurčić, Nebojša Davidović, Jelena Savić
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Zoran Bonić, Gordana Topličić–Ćurčić, Nebojša Davidović, Jelena Savić
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In the course of their service period, concrete structures are exposed to a variety of impacts. A combination of exposure to aggressive effects, poorly constructed structural details, negligence of the durability issues, construction errors and underestimation of the importance of maintenance can lead to a severe damage of reinforced concrete which is used for construction of these structures. The reinforced concrete damage issues can be divided into the concrete damage and reinforcement damage. The paper provides some of the aggressive effects which can have impact on the reinforced concrete foundations, and which can be caused by soil, ground water or weather.
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In the course of their service period, concrete structures are exposed to a variety of impacts. A combination of exposure to aggressive effects, poorly constructed structural details, negligence of the durability issues, construction errors and underestimation of the importance of maintenance can lead to a severe damage of reinforced concrete which is used for construction of these structures. The reinforced concrete damage issues can be divided into the concrete damage and reinforcement damage. The paper provides some of the aggressive effects which can have impact on the reinforced concrete foundations, and which can be caused by soil, ground water or weather.
Key concepts: Reinforcement, Reinforced concrete, Durability, Forensic engineering, Water damage, Structural engineering, Geotechnical engineering, Environmental science