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    Rehabilitation of Damaged Concrete Structures: Peter Barlow

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    The document discusses various techniques for rehabilitating and strengthening damaged concrete structures. It provides examples of using epoxy injection of cracks, fiber-reinforced polymer jackets or sheets applied to columns and walls, and post-tensioning with internal tendons. The techniques aim to repair earthquake damage, upgrade structures for seismic resistance, and strengthen existing structures for increased loads or new code requirements. Before and after photos show rehabilitation of bridges, buildings, and industrial structures.

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    The document discusses various techniques for rehabilitating and strengthening damaged concrete structures. It provides examples of using epoxy injection of cracks, fiber-reinforced polymer jackets or sheets applied to columns and walls, and post-tensioning with internal tendons. The techniques aim to repair earthquake damage, upgrade structures for seismic resistance, and strengthen existing structures for increased loads or new code requirements. Before and after photos show rehabilitation of bridges, buildings, and industrial structures.

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    The document discusses various techniques for rehabilitating and strengthening damaged concrete structures. It provides examples of using epoxy injection of cracks, fiber-reinforced polymer jackets or sheets applied to columns and walls, and post-tensioning with internal tendons. The techniques aim to repair earthquake damage, upgrade structures for seismic resistance, and strengthen existing structures for increased loads or new code requirements. Before and after photos show rehabilitation of bridges, buildings, and industrial structures.

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    Rehabilitation of Damaged Concrete Structures: Peter Barlow

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    The document discusses various techniques for rehabilitating and strengthening damaged concrete structures. It provides examples of using epoxy injection of cracks, fiber-reinforced polymer jackets or sheets applied to columns and walls, and post-tensioning with internal tendons. The techniques aim to repair earthquake damage, upgrade structures for seismic resistance, and strengthen existing structures for increased loads or new code requirements. Before and after photos show rehabilitation of bridges, buildings, and industrial structures.

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    Rehabilitation of Damaged

    Concrete Structures

    Peter Barlow
    Beam Repair
    Detail-Form &
    Pour
    Column Repair Detail-Form & Pour
    Cement Plant Unloading
    Dock
    Cement Plant Unloading Dock
    Cement Plant Unloading Dock
    #5 Bars

    Cement Plant
    Unloading
    Dock
    Saw Cut & Chip

    Repair Strategy
    Epoxy Inject
    Internal Post
    Tensioning
    Repair
    Strategy
    Internal Post
    Tensioning
    Flexural
    Strengthening
    Case Study
    Internal PT
    Flexural Strengthening Case
    Study Internal Post
    Tensioning

    Note Bar
    Termination
    80 Year Old Building Seismic Rehabilitation

    Collector Plate Recess


    Epoxy Bonded Collector Plates

    Gap Between Plate &


    Concrete Injected
    Injection Machines

    Edges of
    Plate
    Sealed
    Gray’s Harbor Courthouse
    Earthquake Repairs 1999
    GFRP Shear Strengthening
    Column Strengthening-Using Glass Fiber and
    Grouted Steel Jackets

    GFRP

    Cement Grouting
    Seismic Upgrade Anchorage Alaska
    The Problem

    Shear Deficient
    Over Turning
    Minimize Addition of
    Mass to Foundation
    Epoxy Inject Cracks & Install GFRP

    GFRP

    Epoxy Injected
    Cracks
    Some Challenges—Transferring Load Distribution from
    Foundation to Roof Elevation

    High Tensioned Bolts

    Radiused Plate
    Washers
    CFRP Cord Members to Create Overturning
    Resistance
    GFRP CFRP Note Curtailment of CFRP
    Repair of Seismic Damage Nisqually
    Earthquake 2001
    Epoxy Inject Cracks and GFRP

    GFRP

    Epoxy Injected Cracks


    18 Columns Repaired in 3 Days
    Typical Shear Wall Cracks & Repair
    Steel Mill’s Failing Below
    Grade Walls
    Large Cracks
    in Wall

     Control Building for Entire


    Mill
     Insufficient Reinforcing
    Steel
     Improperly Placed
    Reinforcing Steel
     Wall Deflecting up to 4”
    The Solution & Keep the Plant Operating

     Add a Properly Permanent Wall


    Braces
    Reinforced Shotcrete
    Wall
     Epoxy Inject Cracks in All
    Other Walls
     Apply CFRP to Difficult to
    Access Walls & Walls
    with Less Deflections and
    Loads Epoxy Injected
    Wall Cracks
    Create a New Properly
    Reinforced Wall Using the
    Existing Wall as the Back Form
    Highly Congested Walls & Lower Loads
    Cable Trays for
    Operating Systems

    3-Layers of CFRP
    Project Completed on Time & Without
    Interruptions
    Bridge Structure
    Seismic
    Rehabilitation Using
    GFRP 1995
    Fiber Saturating
    Machine

    3-Layers Circumferentially
    3-Layers Transversely
     GFRP Installed 1995
     Revisited in 2006
     Survived the 2001
    Nisqually Earthquake
    CFRP Bridge Column Seismic Strengthening
    Completed & Painted Column Surfaces
    Muchas Gracias por su Atención !!

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