Structural monitoring and assessment can be used to ensure the long‐term performance of structures and inform when maintenance is required by accounting for the degradation of material properties. A key force‐resisting mechanism in reinforced concrete that must be considered as part of an assessment and that can degr...
J. Yager, Christina Anegg, Cody Somers et al.· Structural Concrete· 0 citations
Soil–structure interaction (SSI) plays a decisive role in the settlement behavior of shallow foundations, where soil stiffness, structural stiffness, and load application interact in a coupled manner. While traditional SSI concepts such as the system stiffness method provide robust results for many standard cases, they...
Christian Wallner, F. Tschuchnigg, D. Schlicke· Buildings· 0 citations
Reliable settlement predictions require a consistent representation of both soil behavior and evolving structural stiffness. While advanced soil models are available in geotechnical analyses, reinforced concrete structures are commonly represented by linear elastic elements, neglecting stiffness reductions caused by cr...
Christian Wallner, Thomas Stegmüller, D. Schlicke· Buildings· 1 citation
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