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CRC Press Numerical Modeling of AAR - Concrete Assessment

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Description

This technical reference book from CRC Press provides a deep look into the theory and methodology required for finite element assessments of concrete structures. It specifically addresses the challenges posed by chemically induced volumetric expansion, with a primary focus on alkali aggregate reaction (AAR). Designed for professionals and researchers, the text focuses on answering fundamental questions regarding structural safety. It helps readers determine how AAR impacts the structural integrity of a facility and provides insight into when the chemical reaction might conclude. By utilizing models developed by the author, this book offers a specialized approach to evaluating the risks associated with these chemical processes. Topics covered include a brief overview of the nature of chemical reactions and the specific impact of AAR on critical infrastructure such as dams and nuclear power plants. This resource is a valuable addition to any library focused on structural engineering and the long-term durability of concrete assets.

Key Features

Provides comprehensive theory and methodology for conducting finite element assessments on concrete structures.

Focuses on chemically induced volumetric expansion, specifically addressing alkali aggregate reaction (AAR).

Evaluates how AAR affects the structural integrity of various concrete installations.

Offers insights into predicting when the chemical reaction process will end.

Covers specific applications for critical infrastructure, including dams and nuclear power plants.

Utilizes specialized models developed by the author to address structural safety questions.

Product Specifications

Format
Hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
19 December 2013
Listed Since
25 April 2012

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