Combined Way of Diagnostics of Reinforced Concrete Conical Structures

Elena Yu. Romanenko; Mikhail A. Trubitsin

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.931.346

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Combined Way of Diagnostics of Reinforced Concrete Conical Structures

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Reinforced concrete conical structures are the basis of safety and operational reliability of railways power supply systems. The article presents optimal methods for diagnostics of reinforced concrete structures, which allow recommending the sequence and amount of repair work aimed at restoring or maintaining the required state of reinforced concrete conical section structures (contact-line supports, power transmission line supports, etc.). A design scheme is proposed for determining the residual bearing capacity of the support in the presence of cracks and corrosion of the reinforcement.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 931)

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346-351

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Elena Yu. Romanenko*, Mikhail A. Trubitsin

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Combined Diagnostics, Diameter of Reinforcement, Durability, Internal Cavity Defects, Non-Destructive Testing Methods, Operational Reliability, Protective Layer Thickness, Reinforced Concrete Conical Structures, Safety, Static Calculation, Strength of Concrete

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