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EMERGING TRENDS IN CIVIL ENGINEERING BY : JATIN ARORA, ANUJ ARORA, AKSHAY RUHIL RAHUL CHHOKAR
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NDT’S ON STRUCTURES
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NDT-NON DESTRUCTIVE TEST: Detect Defects, Dimensions etc. without Damaging Material.
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TESTS ON STRUCTRES NON DESTRUCTIVE TEST DESTRUCTIVE TEST
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NDT Advantages Access to hidden items – “see through walls”Better investigations with NDTRapid accumulation of dataGenerally less expensive than destructive testingEvaluation and quality assurance
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NDT Disadvantages More than one test method may be required Environmental conditions may effect or distort results Some conditions cannot be determined with a reasonable degree of accuracy without destructive testing
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Typical Conditions to Verify Location and spacing of embedded items Mild reinforcing steel, post-tensioning, conduit Masonry ties and hardware Locating hidden flaws and defects (voids, trapped moisture, poor consolidation, etc.) Corrosion damage assessmentConcrete propertiesReinforcing steel properties
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METHODS FOR NDT ON STRUCTURES: IMPACT-ECHO METHOD SCHMIDT/REBOUND HAMMER TEST COVER METER
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Impact-Echo Method It is a technique used for flaw detection in concrete surface.
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Impact-Echo Based upon evaluation of stress waves generated by an elastic impact on a concrete surface Originally developed at Cornell University and NIST by M. Sansalone and N. Carino P – Compression waves R - Rayleigh waves S - Shear waves
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Impact-Echo Propagating P-waves generated by impact event. Multiply-reflected waves are detected by surface sensor. Reflected waves set up a resonance condition having a characteristic frequency Analogous to a bell’s tone
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Impact-Echo Effective in determining thickness of slabs and depth of flaws in plate structures Does not work on beams & columns
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IMPACT ECHO Applications Thickness of members – d,b Location of internal defects Voids / delaminations Repair quality assurance Internal damage ASR / DEF / ACR
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IMPACT ECHO Summary – Requires significant experience – Powerful method for flaw detection – Applications to quality control – Verification of results is critical
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REBOUND HAMMER TEST OBJECTIVE : Determine the Compressive Strength of concrete.
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WORKING OF SRH
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Rebound value V/S Compressive Strength
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Advantages & Disadvantages Easy to Handle Quick Inexpensive Used only on Smooth surfaces Age of Specimen
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COVER METER TESTING OBJECTIVE : Determine Nominal cover.
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PRINCIPLE Works on Electromagnetic Pulse Induction method
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HOW IT WORKS???
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ADVANTAGES & DISADVANTAGES High Accuracy Economical Not Influenced by Moisture Limited Detection Range Spacing depends on Cover depth.
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Refrences: Wikipedia.com Civil2010.net NIST Jounral
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THANK YOU……..
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