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9. Abstracts

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Wilson M. P., Crockett P. W., Davidson M., Grether D., Wilcox K., Brown L. R., Botts R. P., Grooms D. W., Roesijadi G., Anderson J. W., Giam S. S., Nicol J. A. C., Donohue W. H., Wang R. T., Winters K., Haliburton T. A., Durham G. N., Brown K. W., Peters R. E., Delaney T. B., Griffin L. F., Calder J. A., Harrison E. A., Owens E. H., Whitmore F. C., Hundemann A. S., Lager J. A., Smith W. G., Tchobanoglous G., Cavagnaro D. M., Brown R. J., Kugler B. A., Rentz P. E., Pope L. D., Anderson G. S., Commins D. E., Frazier N. A., Maase D. L., Clark R., Baker J., Bowlin M., Hansberger C., Hanson P., Colwell R. R., Sayler G. S., Olivieri V. P., Kruse C. W., Kawata K., Biggs R. B., Carvey K., Farrar D. R., Glenn-Lewin D. C., Sanborn J. R., Francis B. Magnus, Metcalf R. L., Vigon B. W., Armstrong D. E., Phillips R. A., Lynch C. S., Carlile B. L., Stewart J. M., and Hamdy M. K.

Published
1978
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10. Developments in Intelligent Monitoring of Concrete Structures

Author

Chrisp, T. M., Starrs, G., McCarter, W. J., Owens, E. H., Nanukuttan, S. V., Holmes, Niall, and Basheer, L.

Subjects
monitoring, cover-zone, assessment, durability, concrete, techniques, Civil Engineering
Abstract

Deterioration in concrete comprises an initiation period and a propagation period. The initiation period is characterised by changes that occur within the concrete in response to the exposure environment and continues until a stage is reached when damage begins to propagate. The propagation period begins at a point in time defined when a particular event occurs (e.g. loss of steel passivity due to chloride ingress) and continues until a specified limit state is reached. The initiation and propagation stages of a deterioration process result from a complex interaction of physical, chemical and electrochemical phenomena. Prediction of the field performance of reinforced concrete thus requires numerous data inputs, in particular, the response of the cover-zone concrete (covercrete) to the changing ambient environment in the vicinity of a specific structural element or part of a structure.

Published
2010

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