New Renovation Method for Jetty Structure Using High Durability Concrete Form Cured with CO2 Gas
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Abstract
Studies on reduction of life cycle cost and rationalized construction methods were carried out with emphasis on the renovation of slabs of jetty structures. The results of a comparison of various kinds of renovation methods with focus on slabs of jetty structures in service revealed that a construction method using pre-cast concrete form with exceptionally enhanced durability was ideal. Analytical and experimental studies were carried out on durability design related to renovation methods, and test construction using a new renovation method was implemented. Durability was verified after the studies over the years, and a rational renovation method was proposed.
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OpenAlex topics: Concrete Corrosion and Durability
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Concrete and Construction Materials Gr., Kajima Technical Research Institute, Japan.
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