Handbook for Bridge Inspections - TSP2
Handbook for Bridge Inspections - TSP2
Handbook for Bridge Inspections - TSP2
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9.2 CONCRETE ELEMENTS<br />
Example 9.2-14<br />
Cracks in the side wa ll of an abutment due to skewed<br />
settlement. There is only minor traffic on the<br />
road. The settlement process has ceased.<br />
Type of damage: 204<br />
CracksIFissures of Concrete Element<br />
Cause of Damage & Consequences: 2.\1<br />
Cause of Damage: 82<br />
Consequential/Secondary Damage<br />
Procedure:<br />
Replace with lighter intil (E PS) together with injecti<br />
on of the cracks within 5 years.<br />
Example 9.2-15<br />
Cracks on lOp ofa pier caused by subsidence of the<br />
abutment. The settlement process has ceased, and<br />
the carrying capacity remains intact.<br />
Type of Damage: 204<br />
Cracks in Concrete Element<br />
Cause of Damage & Consequences: 3.\1<br />
Cause of Damage: 82<br />
ConsequcntiallSecondmy Damage<br />
Procedures:<br />
Cracks to be sealed within one yea.<br />
Example 9.2-16<br />
Settlement crocks which occurred during the casting<br />
process.<br />
Type of Damage: 204<br />
Crocks inConcrete Element<br />
Cause of Damage & Consequences: 3.\1<br />
Cause of Damage: 38<br />
Construction Fault<br />
Procedures:<br />
Seal the crocks within one year.<br />
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