Kyslyuk D. Work and calculation of reinforced-concrete archs with adjusting of efforts at the repeated loadings

Українська версія

Thesis for the degree of Candidate of Sciences (CSc)

State registration number

0412U005679

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Specialization

  • 05.23.01 - Будівельні конструкції, будівлі та споруди

02-10-2012

Specialized Academic Board

Д44.052.02

Essay

Object - the arch hinge two reinforced concrete; goal - to set the features of work of reinforce concrete the archs hinge two archs at the repeated loadings taking into account the artificial adjusting of efforts and improvement of their calculation; methods - are an analysis of the published scientific labours, experimental researches of work of archs after the specially developed method, numerical methods of research, statistical analysis of theoretical and experimental data, numerical methods of research with the use of the personal LYRE; novelty - new experimental information is got about work of normal cuts of reinforce concrete archs at the non-permanent and repeated loadings; it is set that as a result of action of the repeated loadings pliability of inhaling is increased, as a result of diminishing inflexibility of reinforce concrete belt of arch; it is set that an origin and development of cracks as a result of growth of flowages in a concrete results in redistribution of efforts between the overhead belt of arch and inhaling. The increase of Н is increased and there is diminishing of bend moment M; it is set that preliminary tension of inhaling is instrumental in the increase of inflexibility of reinforce-concrete element of arch; improved method of determination of the tensely deformed state on the basis of norms of planning of reinforce-concrete constructions, which touches a calculation off-center the compressed elements at the single and repeated loadings; results - the improved method of determination tensely deformed to the state on the basis of norms of planning of reinforce-concrete constructions, which touches a calculation off-center the compressed elements at non-permanent and repeated loadings; industry - construction

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