DESIGN AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES OF STRENGTHENING OF BACKWATER TYPE HYDRAULIC STRUCTURES WITH COMPOSITE MATERIALS

During long-term operation of hydraulic structures of sluices, retaining walls, abutments, there are non-design settlements, tilts, displacements, opening of inter-block construction joints, corrosion of working reinforcement, change in strength characteristics of concrete, which leads to a decrease in operational properties and bearing capacity. The analysis of scientific and technical documentation is presented, the results of surveys are analysed, a spatial mathematical model based on the finite element method is developed. The computational research of the stress-strain state of sluices is carried out, including taking into account the reinforcement with prestressed basalt-composite reinforcement. The scheme of reinforcement of sluice walls has been justified by calculation. In experimental researches the complex problem on definition of strength, deflections, width of opening of inter-block construction joints, deformations of steel and prestressed basalt-composite reinforcement of reinforced concrete structures including those exposed to water environment was solved. The conducted design and experimental studies substantiate the use of prestressed basalt-composite reinforcement as an effective method of reinforcement of retaining structures, increasing their load-bearing capacity and maintaining deflections, width of opening of interlock construction joints, deformations of steel and prestressed basalt-composite reinforcement within the limits allowed by normative documents.

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International Journal for Computational Civil and Structural Engineering
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2024-12-24
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https://doi.org/10.22337/2587-9618-2024-20-4-119-140
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Structural Engineering and Vibration Analysis
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DESIGN AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES OF STRENGTHENING OF BACKWATER TYPE HYDRAULIC STRUCTURES WITH COMPOSITE MATERIALS

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DESIGN AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES OF STRENGTHENING OF BACKWATER TYPE HYDRAULIC STRUCTURES WITH COMPOSITE MATERIALS

A. S. Antonov, О. Д. Рубин, D. V. Kozlov, Junhao Zhang, Amer Almasri
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Abstract

During long-term operation of hydraulic structures of sluices, retaining walls, abutments, there are non-design settlements, tilts, displacements, opening of inter-block construction joints, corrosion of working reinforcement, change in strength characteristics of concrete, which leads to a decrease in operational properties and bearing capacity. The analysis of scientific and technical documentation is presented, the results of surveys are analysed, a spatial mathematical model based on the finite element method is developed. The computational research of the stress-strain state of sluices is carried out, including taking into account the reinforcement with prestressed basalt-composite reinforcement. The scheme of reinforcement of sluice walls has been justified by calculation. In experimental researches the complex problem on definition of strength, deflections, width of opening of inter-block construction joints, deformations of steel and prestressed basalt-composite reinforcement of reinforced concrete structures including those exposed to water environment was solved. The conducted design and experimental studies substantiate the use of prestressed basalt-composite reinforcement as an effective method of reinforcement of retaining structures, increasing their load-bearing capacity and maintaining deflections, width of opening of interlock construction joints, deformations of steel and prestressed basalt-composite reinforcement within the limits allowed by normative documents.

International Journal for Computational Civil and Structural EngineeringVol. 20(4)
Moscow Power Engineering Institute (RU), Moscow State University of Civil Engineering (RU)
Lomonosov Moscow State University
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Structural Engineering and Vibration Analysis
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