Economic Life Prediction of Concrete Structure

Benedetto Manganelli

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.919-921.1447

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Economic Life Prediction of Concrete Structure

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The decision to perform an extraordinary maintenance or a seismic retrofit of existing RC buildings should be based on rational criteria, which lead into account a number of factors that are able to define the cost-effectiveness of the investment. Among them the age of the concrete structure and its normal depreciation are key. The paper proposes value-time functions for the two main depreciation factors: age, and income decay. Empirical formulas have been developed to estimate the economic life of concrete structure on the basis of analysis of these depreciation functions.

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Benedetto Manganelli*

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Concrete Structure, Depreciation Factors, Economic Life

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