MONITORING AND ANALYSIS OF REINFORCED CONCRETE STRUCTURES OF RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS

A comprehensive study of the operational reliability of reinforced concrete structures of residential buildings includes an analysis of design documentation, inspection of the site, strength and deformation tests, and an assessment of the impact of the environment. This allows you to identify defects, determine the current condition and reliability of structures, and identify elements that require repair or replacement. The key aspects are the characteristics of the structures, expected operational loads and the impact of external factors. An integrated approach ensures a comprehensive assessment of the condition and reliability of reinforced concrete structures. A comprehensive survey of the technical condition of reinforced concrete structures (foundation and floor slabs) of a five-story residential building was carried out in accordance with SP RK 1.04.101-2012. It was found that the structures are in good condition, but some defects were identified that require compliance with the rules of technical operation. The conducted survey of the reinforced concrete structures of the five-story residential building made it possible to assess their technical condition. The foundation and floor slabs are in good condition, without serious defects. However, some minor defects have been identified, such as hairline cracks in the slabs, which do not affect the load- bearing capacity. To ensure the durability of the structures, compliance with technical operation rules is required.