An Integrated Approach to Durability Design of Steel Structures Against Atmospheric Corrosion

Lucrezia Cascini; Raffaele Landolfo; Francesco Portioli

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.385-387.657

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An Integrated Approach to Durability Design of Steel Structures Against Atmospheric Corrosion

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To develop a durability design procedure based on lifetime safety factor method, different dose-response functions based on both ISO standards and the literature are presented for the prediction of the thickness loss due to atmospheric corrosion in metal structures. Finally, serviceability and ultimate limit states are defined for the durability design against corrosion.

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Lucrezia Cascini, Raffaele Landolfo, Francesco Portioli

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Corrosion, Durability Design, Lifetime Safety Factor Method, Metallic Material, Sustainable Steel Structure

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