Mathematical model for durability design of reinforced concrete structures
Dubravka Bjegović, Vedrana Krstić, Dunja Mikulić, Jure Radić, Vinko Čandrlić
Abstract
Dubravka Bjegović, Vedrana Krstić, Dunja Mikulić, Jure Radić, Vinko Čandrlić
Abstract
After twenty or thirty years of service reinforced concrete structures may be in condition that leads towards their structural failure. It is not due to design or construction faults, but due to severe environmental conditions which may cause considerable concrete and reinforcement damage. In this paper a proposal for durability design of reinforced concrete structures in aggressive environment is given. According to this proposal, the damage is anticipated allready at the design phase and thus, the impact of environmental influences is considerably reduced during the service life of structures.
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After twenty or thirty years of service reinforced concrete structures may be in condition that leads towards their structural failure. It is not due to design or construction faults, but due to severe environmental conditions which may cause considerable concrete and reinforcement damage. In this paper a proposal for durability design of reinforced concrete structures in aggressive environment is given. According to this proposal, the damage is anticipated allready at the design phase and thus, the impact of environmental influences is considerably reduced during the service life of structures.
Key concepts: Durability, Service life, Reinforced concrete, Reinforcement, Structural engineering, Forensic engineering, Engineering, Materials science