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Collapse Mechanism of Reinforced Concrete Superlarge Cooling Towers Subjected to Strong Winds
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: This paper presents a numerical simulation on the collapse behavior and structural stability of a reinforced concrete superlarge cooling tower subjected to strong winds. Results demonstrated that the cooling tower locally ...
Collapse Process Analysis of Reinforced Concrete Super-Large Cooling Towers Induced by Failure of Columns
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Experimental and Numerical Investigations on the Rate-Limiting Step for Macrocell Corrosion of Reinforcing Steel in Concrete
Publisher: ASCE
Abstract: Macrocell corrosion is a frequent and detrimental problem plaguing reinforced concrete structures exposed to chloride environments. This paper investigates the rate-limiting step(s) of macrocell corrosion of reinforcing ...
Corrosion Behavior of Coupled Steel Bars under Different Stress Levels in Simulated Concrete Pore Solutions
Publisher: ASCE
Abstract: To study the corrosion behavior of coupled steel bars under applied stresses, experiments on the influence of applied tensile and compressive stresses on the corrosion of coupled steel bars in simulated concrete pore ...
Low-Cycle Fatigue Properties and Model for Flexure-Shear Critical Reinforced Concrete Columns Considering Cyclic Damage Effects
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: To investigate the low-cycle fatigue properties of flexure-shear critical columns, nine reinforced concrete (RC) columns were subjected to monotonic and constant-amplitude cyclic loading. The effects of loading displacement ...
Boundary Element Analysis of Fatigue Crack Growth for CFRP-Strengthened Steel Plates with Longitudinal Weld Attachments
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Time-Dependent Reliability Analysis Based on Point-Evolution Kernel Density Estimation: Comprehensive Approach with Continuous and Shock Deterioration and Maintenance
Publisher: ASCE
Abstract: Civil infrastructure may degrade due to the adverse effects of continuous damage (e.g., reinforcement corrosion) and sudden shocks (e.g., earthquakes) during its service life. Many studies have been conducted in ...
Effects of Coarse Aggregate Form, Angularity, and Surface Texture on Concrete Mechanical Performance
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: While aggregates are predominantly responsible for concrete properties, influences of coarse-aggregate shapes (form and angularity) and surface texture on concrete mechanical performance are not well understood. This paper ...