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Fabrication and
Non-Destructive Evaluation of Reinforced Concrete Specimens Containing
Delaminated Cracks and Repaired Cracks |
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For the needs of
developing techniques for the safety assessment of concrete structures
in nuclear facilities, the present project focuses on constructing
concrete specimens containing naturally developed delaminated cracks
with various crack depths. The specimens can be used for evaluating the
repairing techniques which may be applied in the nuclear facilities and
be provided for establishing the database for various non-destructive
testing techniques. Four specimens with dimensions 1 m by
2.1 m by 0.4 m were constructed. Among them, two are unreinforced
specimen and the others contain lattice-arranged steel reinforcing bars.
One unreinforced and one reinforced plates are provided for future
repairing works and the rest of the specimens were used for present
study. In the specimen-design, the concrete strength, size and
arrangement of steel bars are all simulating those in the base floor of
nuclear power plant. The delaminated cracks are at the depth which was
typically appeared in the base floor of nuclear power plant. The method
for creating cracks is as following. First, inject strong expansive
cement paste into the pre-split carefully arranged plastic tubes buried
inside the concrete specimens. And then wait for several hours for
expansive cement storing enough force to crack the surrounding concrete.
After the cracks open to the designed crack width, the expansive cement
were extract from the tube and stop the crack growth. As the results,
delaminated cracks with width 1mm, 3mm and 5mm were successfully
created. The specimens can be provided for various NDT
methods including impact-echo, ultrasound, short-pulse radar, and
ultrasound matrix. Among them, the responses of impact-echo tests will
be transferred into the transfer function for more valuable analyses.
The matrix ultrasound evaluation is the cutting edge technology for
evaluating the damaged and repaired concrete structures. |
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repair
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