Influence of Cracks on the Safe Functioning of Building Structures

Valeriy M. Vyrovoy; Oksana Korobko; Nadiia Antoniuk; Yuryi Zakorchemny

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.1038.383

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Influence of Cracks on the Safe Functioning of Building Structures

Abstract:

Active elements are objectively existing necessary structural components, which largely determine the physical and technical properties of the material and the functional stability of the structure in operational conditions. To manifestation the creative (structure-forming) role of the active elements of the structure, it is necessary to ensure that their initial distribution at various levels of structural heterogeneities is capable of initiating metastable elements and ensuring structural changes of the system without losing its functional purpose.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 1038)

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383-392

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July 2021

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Valeriy M. Vyrovoy, Oksana Korobko*, Nadiia Antoniuk, Yuryi Zakorchemny

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Crack, Functioning, Internal Surfaces of Section, Residual Deformations, Safety, Structure

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