A procedure to determine the shear strength characteristic value (Vrck) is presented and applied to two existing RC beams extracted from an old structure built in Italy in the early 1900s. Several nondestructive tests (NDT) and destructive tests (DT) were performed, and the experimental outcomes show a great variability of the compressive strength in the same beam. For this reason, Vrck values were calculated for each beam, assuming different knowledge levels about the concrete compressive strength. The procedure results are compared to those obtained by applying a traditional Bayesian updating procedure, where the updating basic variables (represented by the concrete strength) was determined by using indirect measures of strength as a prio...
The non-destructive assessment of concrete strength in existing structures is a complex issue which ...
The assessment of existing structures becomes of crucial importance in decision making. In case of c...
Today, no general design method for shear strength capacity of RC beams can predict the failure load...
In recent years, old reinforced concrete (RC) buildings have increasingly been protected as historic...
In recent years, old reinforced concrete (RC) buildings have increasingly been protected as historic...
This paper provides a critical probabilistic evaluation of shear strength design code provisions for...
This paper briefly describes commonly used methods of determination of shear strength of reinforced ...
A detailed analysis of concrete structures requires knowledge of the mechanical properties of the ma...
Evaluation of the shear capacity of RC beam is a very complex problem and is being studied in the wo...
Reliable appraisal of the in situ compressive strength is a key challenge in the seismic assessment ...
The paper presents a rational procedure for evaluating the concrete shear strength in reinforced con...
The shear strength of beams and one-way slabs has been acknowledged for more than one century as one...
Repair and upgrading of existing structures is becoming more and more important and has an increasin...
In the structural safety assessment process of existing structures, knowledge of the mechanical prop...
Reinforced Concrete (RC) buildings can require the determination of in situ concrete strength during...
The non-destructive assessment of concrete strength in existing structures is a complex issue which ...
The assessment of existing structures becomes of crucial importance in decision making. In case of c...
Today, no general design method for shear strength capacity of RC beams can predict the failure load...
In recent years, old reinforced concrete (RC) buildings have increasingly been protected as historic...
In recent years, old reinforced concrete (RC) buildings have increasingly been protected as historic...
This paper provides a critical probabilistic evaluation of shear strength design code provisions for...
This paper briefly describes commonly used methods of determination of shear strength of reinforced ...
A detailed analysis of concrete structures requires knowledge of the mechanical properties of the ma...
Evaluation of the shear capacity of RC beam is a very complex problem and is being studied in the wo...
Reliable appraisal of the in situ compressive strength is a key challenge in the seismic assessment ...
The paper presents a rational procedure for evaluating the concrete shear strength in reinforced con...
The shear strength of beams and one-way slabs has been acknowledged for more than one century as one...
Repair and upgrading of existing structures is becoming more and more important and has an increasin...
In the structural safety assessment process of existing structures, knowledge of the mechanical prop...
Reinforced Concrete (RC) buildings can require the determination of in situ concrete strength during...
The non-destructive assessment of concrete strength in existing structures is a complex issue which ...
The assessment of existing structures becomes of crucial importance in decision making. In case of c...
Today, no general design method for shear strength capacity of RC beams can predict the failure load...