Influence of Cracks on Frequency of the Self-Vibration of Reinforced Concrete T Beam of Road Bridges

Artashes Sargsyan; Grigor Sargsyan; Boris Resnik

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.828.9

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Preface

Heat Losses through Insulated Glazing Placed Horizontally or Diagonally
p.1

Influence of Cracks on Frequency of the Self-Vibration of Reinforced Concrete T Beam of Road Bridges
p.9

Influence of Mix Fly and Bottom Ashes from Biomass on Selected Properties of Cement Mortars
p.14

Stress State of an Inhomogeneous Elastic Layer Made of Heterogeneous Materials with a Coin-Like Rigid Inclusion under Torsion
p.18

The Use of Lightweight Concrete Effectiveness in Volcanic Resistant Construction
p.24

On the Interaction of Cracks and Stringers with a Heterogeneous Wedge-Shaped Body, Manufactured from Different Materials at an Antiplane Deformation
p.31

Full-Scale Experimental Investigations on Seismic Performance of Square RC Frame Columns with Hollow Sections
p.40

The Analytical Aspect of Pressure Dependence and the Change of Edge Crack Propagation of Horizontal Layer
p.53

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Influence of Cracks on Frequency of the Self-Vibration of Reinforced Concrete T Beam of Road Bridges

Abstract:

The main goal of bridge health monitoring is to show the condition of structure in real time mode with using special sensors, which can measure different characteristics, which can indicate about the changes in structure. One of the easier measured indicators what can be used is frequency of structure vibration. The diagnostic of the health condition of structure is dependent of correct evaluation of changes range of measured indicators. This paper presents the theoretical calculations to study the effect of cracking on the frequency response of typical reinforced concrete T type beams which has widespread in road bridges construction.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 828)

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9-13

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.828.9

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December 2019

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Artashes Sargsyan*, Grigor Sargsyan, Boris Resnik

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Beam, Bridge, Crack, Frequency, Reinforced Concrete

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