Sustainability and durability analysis of reinforced concrete structures

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The article describes an assessment of reinforced concrete structures in terms of durability and sustainable development. There is a short summary of findings from the literature on evaluation methods for environmental impacts and also about corrosive influences acting on the reinforced concrete structure, about factors influencing the durability of these structures and mathematical models describing the corrosion impacts. Variant design of reinforced concrete structure and assessment of these variants in terms of durability and sustainability was performed. The analysed structure was a concrete ceiling structure of a parking house for cars. The variants differ in strength class of concrete and thickness of concrete slab. It was found that in terms of durability and sustainable development it is significantly preferable to use higher class of concrete. There are significant differences in results of concrete structures durability for different mathematical models of corrosive influences.

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Horáková, A., Broukalová, I., Kohoutková, A., & Vašková, J. (2017). Sustainability and durability analysis of reinforced concrete structures. In IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering (Vol. 246). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1757-899X/246/1/012038

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