Life-Cycle and Sustainability of Civil Infrastructure Systems: Proceedings of the Third International Symposium on Life-Cycle Civil Engineering ...

511 Pages·2012·7.959 MB·English

by  Alfred Strauss, Dan Frangopol, Konrad Bergmeister

Life-Cycle and Sustainability of
Civil Infrastructure Systems
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Life-Cycle and Sustainability of Civil Infrastructure Systems contains the Editors
lectures and papers presented at the Third International Symposium on Life-Cycle
Alfred Strauss, Dan M. Frangopol
Civil Engineering (IALCCE 2012) held in one of Vienna’s most famous venues, the Editors
Hofburg Palace, October 3rd - 6th, 2012. This volume consists of a book of extended
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Life-Cycle and Sustainability of
Civil Infrastructure Systems
Editedby
Alfred Strauss
UniversityofNaturalResourcesandLifeSciences,Vienna,Austria
Dan M. Frangopol
LehighUniversity,Bethlehem,PA,USA
Konrad Bergmeister
UniversityofNaturalResourcesandLifeSciences,Vienna,Austria
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Table of contents
Preface XXV
Acknowledgements XXVII
Symposiumorganization XXXI
FAZLURR.KHANLECTURE
FazlurKhan’slegacy:Towersofthefuture 3
M.Sarkisian
KEYNOTELECTURES
Lessonsfromthe2011GreatEastJapanEarthquake:Emphasisonlife-cyclestructural
performance 13
M.Akiyama&D.M.Frangopol
Minimizingtheeffectsofuncertaintyinlife-cycleengineering 21
A.H.-S.Ang
Pervasivelifetimeinadequacyoflong-spanboxgirderbridgesandlessonsformulti-decade
creepprediction 27
Z.P.Bažant,R.Wendner,M.H.Hubler&Q.Yu
Life-cycledesignfortheworld’slongesttunnelproject 35
K.Bergmeister
Computationalmethodsfortime-variantstructuralreliabilityanalysis 43
C.Bucher
Durabilityrelatedlife-cycleassessmentofconcretestructures:Mechanisms,
models,implementation 47
H.Budelmann,A.Holst&A.Wachsmann
Life-cycleperformancegoalsforcivilinfrastructureintergenerationalrisk-informeddecisions 55
B.R.Ellingwood
Structuraldamageaccumulationandcontrolforlife-cycleoptimumseismic
performanceofbuildings 61
L.Esteva,O.J.Díaz-López,A.Vásquez&J.A.León
Sustainabledesignofstructures:TheoutcomesoftheCOSTActionC25-WG3 67
R.Landolfo
SustainableassetpreservationattheAustrianFederalRailways 69
A.Matthä
MINI-SYMPOSIA
Vibration-basedhealthmonitoring,damageidentification,andparameter
estimationforcivilengineeringstructures
Organizers:C.Papadimitriou,G.Lombaert,G.DeRoeck&E.Reynders
Dynamicmethodsforhealthmonitoringandstructuralidentificationofbridges 77
F.Benedettini,A.Morassi&F.Vestroni
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Structuralhealthmonitoringofacentenaryironarchbridge 78
F.Busatta,C.Gentile&A.Saisi
Structuralidentificationofasuper-talltowerbyGPSandaccelerometerdatafusion
usingamulti-rateKalmanfilter 79
E.N.Chatzi&C.Fuggini
Maintenanceandrehabilitationof19thcenturymasonrybuildings–life-cycleaspects 80
A.Kolbitsch
Dynamicdamageidentificationusinglinearandnonlineartestingmethodsonatwo-span
prestressedconcretebridge 81
J.Mahowald,S.Maas,F.Scherbaum,D.Waldmann&A.Zuerbes
Structuralhealthmonitoringfromon-linemonitoredvibrationmeasurements 82
T.S.Maung,H.-P.Chen&A.Alani
DamagedetectionontheChampangshiehlbridgeusingblindsourceseparation 83
V.H.Nguyen,C.Rutten,J.-C.Golinval,J.Mahowald,S.Maas&D.Waldmann
FastBayesianstructuraldamagelocalizationandquantificationusinghighfidelity
FEmodelsandCMStechniques 84
D.-C.Papadioti&C.Papadimitriou
Output-onlystructuralhealthmonitoringbyvibrationmeasurementsunderchanging
weatherconditions 85
E.Reynders,G.Wursten&G.DeRoeck
InfluenceofthepredictionerrorcorrelationmodelonBayesianFEmodelupdatingresults 86
E.Simoen,C.Papadimitriou,G.DeRoeck&G.Lombaert
Hybridgeneticalgorithmtosystemidentificationanddamageassessmentofa
high-risebuilding 87
G.S.Wang&F.K.Huang
Non-stationaryrandomvibrationforahigh-pierbridgeundervehicularloads 88
X.F.Yin,Y.Liu,J.R.Zhang&C.S.Cai
Monitoringofarivetedsteelrailwaybridge 89
V.Zabel,A.Schmidt,I.Reichert&S.Höll
FastBayesianambientmodalidentificationwithseparatedmodesincorporating
multiplesetups 90
F.L.Zhang&S.K.Au
Monitoringandassessmentofbridgesusingnoveltechniques
Organizers:A.Strauss&D.M.Frangopol
Structuralhealthmonitoringsystemusingrecurrencequantificationanalysisofambient
vibration 93
H.Furuta,Y.Nomura,K.Nakatsu&K.Yoshida
Somedifficultmonitoringproblemsandsomeinterestingoutcomes 94
B.Harvey&H.Harvey
Dynamictestingandstructuralidentificationof“NewPeople’sBridge”inVerona 95
K.Islami,A.Bisson,F.Casarin&C.Modena
Ayear-longmonitoringusingin-servicevibrationdatafromamulti-spanplate-Gerberbridge 96
C.W.Kim,S.Kitauchi,K.Sugiura&M.Kawatani
Optimisedmonitoringconceptsforhistoricalmasonryarchbridges 97
A.Krawtschuk,O.Zeman,A.Strauss,C.Scheidl,M.Chiari&D.Proske
Bayesianforecastingofstructuralbendingcapacityofagingbridgesbasedondynamic
linearmodel 98
D.G.Lu&X.P.Fan
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Servicelifemanagementofinfrastructuresystems–applicationofcorrosionand
moisturemonitoring 99
T.F.Mayer&Ch.Sodeikat
StructuralmonitoringofasteelbridgewiththelongestarchspaninPoland–selectedissues 100
H.Onysyk
Newapproachesinevaluatingvibrationandphysicalmonitoringtechniques 101
M.Österreicher,A.Strauss,K.Bergmeister&L.Ibáñez
Maintenancelife-cyclecostsforbridgesofEgnatiaMotorway,NorthernGreece,
consideringtheirseismicriskassessment 102
P.Panetsos,A.Liolios,K.Liolios,N.Theodoulidis&P.Spyridis
Predictionoffatiguedamageaccumulationinmetallicstructuresbytheestimation
ofstrainsfromoperationalvibrations 103
C.Papadimitriou,E.-M.Lourens,G.Lombaert,G.DeRoeck&K.Liu
Reliability-basedinspectionplanningwithapplicationtoorthotropicbridgedeck
structuressubjectedtofatigue 104
R.Schneider,S.Thöns&D.Straub
Probabilisticfatiguecrackgrowthmodelingforreliability-basedinspectionplanning 105
R.Schneider,S.Thöns&D.Straub
Detectionoftrafficloadsbystructuralandgeodeticmeasurements 106
C.vonderHaar,S.Marx,M.Hansen&H.Neuner
Maintenanceandrehabilitationofagedbridges
Organizers:M.A.Ahrens&P.Mark
Precision-assessmentoflifetimeprognosesbasedonSN-approachesofRC-structures
exposedtofatigueloads 109
M.A.Ahrens
Structuralflexibilityinrelationtointegratedservicelifedesignofbuildings 110
R.Blok&E.Koopman
Modernbridgestockmanagementinaregionalmetropolis–structuralassessment,
datamanagementandcostcontrol 111
A.Blome,H.Neuß,P.Mark&U.Lambertz
Strengtheningofexistingbridgedecksbyadditionalconcretelayers–newresearch
resultsanddesignrules 112
J.Feix&A.Andreatta
InspectionandmaintenanceoftheorthotropicdeckofAvonmouthBridge 113
B.I.Frey
Assetmanagementandlife-cyclecostoptimizationforbridgesonnetwork,assetand
elementlevel 114
M.Hoffmann&A.Kammersberger
Analysisofinfluentialfactorsandassociationrulesforbridgedeteriorationusing
nationalbridgeinventorydata 115
R.-Y.Huang&P.-F.Chen
Examplesofdifferentstrategiesofbridgepreservation:Part1 116
T.Klöker&D.Lehnen
Examplesofdifferentstrategiesofbridgepreservation:Part2 117
D.Lehnen&T.Klöker
Researchoncomputationalmethodontheflexuralbearingcapacityofaboxgirder
strengthenedwithcarbonfibersheets 118
X.Liu,W.Wang,Y.Chen&Y.Wei
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Technicalcycleofmodernbridgemaintenance–anoverview 119
P.Mark,M.A.Ahrens&Ch.Fust
Theapplicationofsacrificialcathodicprotectionasacorrosioncontrolmeasurefor
theprotectionofreinforcedconcretebridges 120
M.Moore,F.Jesmin,S.Tao&A.Beedles
Nondestructiveevaluationofstressstateofsteelbarsreinforcingconcrete
structures 121
E.Schneider,S.-K.Balijepalli,Ch.Boller,P.Bindseil&W.Kurz
Bridgemanagementandeffectivetoolstoensuresustainableconstructionschedules 122
T.Tzaveas
Predictionmodelsforageing/deterioration
Organizer:M.Petschacher
SelectivemaintenanceplanningbasedonaMarkovianapproach 125
N.Basso,E.Garavaglia&L.Sgambi
Analyticalpredictionmodelforconcretecovercrackingduetoreinforcement
corrosion 126
E.Bohner&H.S.Müller
Numericalanalysisofdegradationprocessesinreinforcedconcreteduring
life-cycle 127
F.Cramer,U.Kowalsky&D.Dinkler
Optimalnextinspectiontimeforbridgesbasedoncorrosiondeterioration 128
D.DeLeón,C.González-Pérez,V.Bisadi,P.Gardoni,M.Head&S.Hurlebaus
Modellingofthesaturationbehaviourofhardenedcementpasteduringfreezingand
thawingaction 129
Z.Djuric,M.Haist,H.S.Müller&E.H.Hardy
Seismicintensityparametersasdamagepotentialdescriptorsforlife-cycleanalysisof
buildings 130
A.Elenas,Ast.Liolios,L.Vasiliadis,M.Favvata&Ang.Liolios
BridgemaintenanceeducationsystembasedonE-learning 131
T.Koyama,K.Ishibashi,K.Nakatsu&H.Furuta
Structural,economicandenvironmentalperformanceoffibrereinforcedwoodprofilesvs.
solutionsmadeofsteelandconcrete 132
C.Manthey,E.Guenther,A.Heiduschke&P.Haller
Astochasticpredictionmodelofdegradingprocessfortunnelmanagementsystems 133
O.Maruyama,A.Sutoh,H.Tanaka&T.Satoh
Remaininglifepredictionofanagedbridgebasedonfieldinspections 134
A.Miyamoto
Gammaprocessesforthedegradationanalysisofengineeringstructures 135
A.Strauss,H.AbebeDemissie&K.Bergmeister
Bridgeconditionassessmentbasedonlong-termstrainandvehiclemonitoring 136
L.M.Sun&S.W.Sun
Aconsiderationonthedeteriorationoftunnelliningbasedonactualinspection
data 137
A.Sutoh,O.Maruyama,T.Sato&H.Nishi
ReliabilityofdeteriorationpredictionwithMarkovmodelformooringfacilities 138
H.Yokota,K.Furuya,K.Hashimoto&S.Hanada
VIII
SPECIALSESSIONS
Performancebasedevaluationofcorrosioninreinforcedandpre-stressed
concretestructures
Organizer:U.Schneck
Corrosion-inducedcrackingevolutionandreliabilitypredictionofagingRCstructures 141
H.-P.Chen&N.Xiao
Durabilityofcoolingtowerconstructionsandmethodsoftheirrepairandreinforcement 142
M.Kaminski&M.Maszczak
ProbabilisticassessmentforstructuralperformanceofportRCstructure 143
E.Kato,Y.Kawabata,M.Iwanami&H.Yokota
Theimpactofresistivityonpotentialmapping 144
S.Keßler&C.Gehlen
Non-destructivecorrosionsurveys:Methodsandopportunities 145
U.Schneck
Approachesfornon-destructivecorrosionsurveysofbridgedecksfromthesoffitand
undertraffic:Acasestudy 146
U.Schneck
Life-cycledesignofconcretestructuresunderconsiderationofadvancingreinforcement
corrosion 147
C.Siegert&M.Empelmann
Predictionofremainingservicelifeofcrackingconcreteboxgirderbridges 148
Y.Xiang,J.Xu,L.Liu&X.Li
Life-cycleandreliabilityassessmentofanchoragesystemsinconcrete,masonry
andsteelconstruction
Organizers:R.Mihala&J.Hofmann
Aspectsoflong-termbehaviourofpower-actuatedfasteningsmadetosteelandconcrete 151
H.Beck
Time-to-failurebehaviorofepoxybasedbondedanchorsystems 152
R.Blochwitz,J.Hofmann,R.A.Cook&T.M.Davis
Sustainedloadperformanceofadhesiveanchorsystemsinconcrete 153
T.M.Davis,R.A.Cook,R.Blochwitz&J.Hofmann
Servicelifedesignforbondedanchors–arheologicalapproach 154
T.Kraenkel,D.Lowke&C.Gehlen
Gluingtomasonryforefficientandsustainableanchoring 155
C.Kurz&J.Hofmann
Implementationofthebasicrequirement“sustainability”onconstructionworks
accordingtotheconstructionproductsregulationinthefieldofanchortechnology 156
G.Lange
Durabilityoftemporaryanchorsinrock 157
A.Rieder,D.Marini,G.Estrafallaces&A.Strauss
DurabilityproofofsteelmetalscrewsinaccordancewithEuropeantechnicalapprovals 158
M.Siemers
Serviceabilityandultimatelimitstatesforanchoragesinconcrete–effectsofassemblytolerances 159
P.Spyridis,A.Unterweger,S.Lachinger&K.Bergmeister
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