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Introduction
Building pathology embraces a holistic approach to the repair of buildings and structures. This involves a detailed understanding of how the structure is built, the materials of which it is constructed, how it has been used, how it has performed over time, and all the factors that have affected its current condition
History of Building
Envirotment of Structure
Building Perfomance
Material Of Concrete
Concrete are created from several material which is Cement, Water, Fine aggregates (Sand) and Coarse aggregates (crushed Stone)
Concrete in Structure
In Land In Water Structure
Disadvantages: Concrete is weak in handling tension. Because concrete is a britile material the strength upon shear Needs another material to reinforce it against excessive shear and tension,
Mixing Concrete
Workabillity
Curing
Structure Test
Concrete in Sea
For several reasons, effect of seawater on concrete deserves special attention. First, coastal and offshore sea structures are exposed to the simultaneous action of a number of physical and chemical deterioration processes, which provide an excellent opportunity to understand the complexity of concrete durability problems in practice. Second, oceans make up 80 percent of the surface of the earth; therefore, a large number of structures are exposed to seawater either directly or indirectly (e.g., winds can carry seawater spray up to a few miles inland from the coast). Concrete piers, decks, break-water, and retaining walls are widely used in the construction of harbors and docks. To relieve land from pressures of urban congestion and pollution, floating offshore platforms made of concrete are being considered for location of new airports, power plants, and waste disposal facilities. The use of concrete offshore drilling platforms and oil storage tanks is already on the increase.
Concrete in Sea
For the construction of concrete structures in marine environment, important lessons from case histories of concrete deteriorated by seawater can be summed up as follows: 1. Permeability is the key to durability. 2. Type and severity of deterioration may not be uniform throughout the structure 3. Corrosion of embedded steel is, generally, the major cause of concrete deterioration in reinforced and prestressed concrete structures exposed to seawater, but in low-permeability concrete this does not appear to be the first cause of cracking
Concrete Deterioration
Crack type
Flexural Shear Tensile
Concrete Deterioration
Corrotion
Concrete Deterioration
Carbonation
Concrete Deterioration
Fatique
the phenomenon of rupture under repeated loadings each of which is smaller than a single static load that exceeds the strength of the material. Fatigue is exhibited when a material fails under stress applied by direct tension or compression, torsion, bending or a combination of these actions.
Strenghtening of Concrete
Concrete Structure Jacketing
Strenghtening of Concrete
Concrete Structure Injection & Grouting
Strenghtening of Concrete
Concrete Corrosion Inhibitor
Strenghtening of Concrete
Fiber Reinforcement for Concrete
Test In Field
Strenghtening
Material Test
Material Repair
Structure Test
Structure repair
Structure health
Envirotment History
Performance Test
Balok ring
Balok 250/600
600
+ 13.66
Balok 300/600
6 D 16
460 650
226
HILTI 16 2 sisi
Plat penahan geser tebal 12 mm lebar 200 mm dan dilas Plat landasan bentuk U tebal 12 mm + grouting Skur, baja WF 400. 200. 8. 13 = 8 buah
+ 10.20
60 .46
HILTI 16 total 40 bh
1200 810
200
B
Kolom 700 mm
512 0
120
120 100
Kuda-kuda WF 400x200x8x13 Stiffener Plate t = 10 mm
9
100
Kuda-kuda WF 400x200x8x13 Stiffener Plate t = 10 mm Kolom Pedestal WF 400x200x8x13
1600
E
8
300
7
400
6'
400
6
600
5
600
4
600
3
600
2
300
E
600 300
300
2 Strip L = 200 cm
B2 (386)
B4
200
400
200
B3 (422)
2 Strip L = 450 cm
B2 (403)
2 Strip L = 450 cm 2 Strip L = 200 cm
B4 (384)
2 Strip L = 450 cm
150
300
150
1 Strip L = 300 cm
150
300
150
2 Strip L = 200 cm
B5 (446)
1 Strip L = 300 cm
2 Strip L = 200 cm
B3 (393)
400
B4 (445)
2 Strip L = 200 cm
200
Lantai 3
CFRP TUMPUAN (ATAS) CFRP LAPANGAN (BAWAH)
200
200
200
B3 (461)
2 Strip L = 400 cm
600
200
B2 (365)
200
600
L= 2400cm
max. = 198,5 mm
125
30
100
Spalling H
Crack G
280
96
8D25
80
Crack 6 - 200 80 80
Overtopping
470
Plat Precast
155
Cast in Situ
Overtopping
470
Plat Precast
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