Repair and Rehabilitation of Buildings

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Code: 2184011 Credits: 5 Semester 8 Civil Infra

Repair and Rehabilitation of Buildings

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Repair and Rehabilitation of Buildings Syllabus — Unit-wise Content

The official GTU curriculum for Repair and Rehabilitation of Buildings (subject code 2184011) as prescribed for Civil Infra · Semester 8 divides the course into 6 units, covering 92 listed topics. The unit-wise breakdown below is read from the GTU syllabus document for this subject code, so you can check what the course actually covers before deciding which papers to attempt.

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Unit 1 Introduction

4 lecture hours

  • Introduction of health monitoring of civil structures
  • Need and objectives of condition assessment of structures
  • Overview of various evaluation techniques for evaluating performance of structures
  • Introduction of performance indices or rating system of the structures

Unit 2 Durability and serviceability of structures

6 lecture hours

  • Construction materials characteristics and properties
  • Quality assurance criterion of construction materials and construction practices
  • Factors influencing durability and serviceability of the structures
  • Stages of distress in structures

Unit 3 Condition assessment of structures

  • Condition Survey: Preliminary Inspection
  • Planning of condition assessment of the structure
  • Visual Inspection
  • Field/Laboratory Testing
  • damage rating system of the structures
  • considerations for repair strategy
  • Evaluation techniques for condition assessment: Concrete Strength Assessment: Rebound hammer test
  • Ultrasonic pulse velocity test
  • Penetration resistance
  • Pullout test
  • Core sampling and testing
  • Chemical Tests: Carbonation test
  • Chloride content
  • Sulphate attack test 7 17.5% Corrosion Potential Assessment: Cover meter survey
  • Half-cell potential survey
  • Resistivity measurement
  • Fire Damage Assessment: Differential Thermal Analysis (DTA)
  • X-ray Diffraction (XRD) Structural Integrity/Soundness Assessment: Radiography
  • Impact-echo test
  • Dynamic Testing of Structures Present condition of structures: Rating system of the structure

Unit 4 Selection of repair materials for concrete

  • Essential parameters for repair materials
  • Criteria for material selection
  • Methodology of selection
  • Health and safety precautions for handling and applications of repair materials Materials for repair: Premixed cement concrete/mortars
  • Polymer modified mortars and concrete
  • Epoxies and epoxy systems including epoxy mortars/concretes
  • Polyester resins
  • Surface coatings
  • Grouting materials
  • Bonding agents. 5 12.5%

Unit 5 Rehabilitation and retrofitting methods

  • Repair options
  • Important factors to be considered for selection of repair methods
  • Performance requirements of repair systems
  • Repair stages
  • Repair Methods: Repairs using mortars
  • Dry pack and epoxy bonded dry pack
  • Pre-placed aggregate concrete (PAC)
  • Concrete replacement
  • Epoxy bonded concrete
  • Silica fume concrete
  • Polymer concrete system
  • Strengthening concrete by surface impregnation using vacuum methods
  • Thin polymer overlays
  • Thin epoxy overlay
  • Resin/polymer modified cement slurry injection
  • Protective seal coats on the entire surface
  • Plate bonding
  • RCC jacketing
  • Propping and supporting
  • Fiber wrap technique
  • Foundation rehabilitation methods
  • Chemical and electro-chemical methods of repair 7 17.5%

Unit 6 Repair/Rehabilitation Strategies

40 lecture hours

  • Stress reduction
  • Repair/Strengthening of columns
  • base isolation
  • Structural repair work and its specifications: General
  • Surface preparation
  • Crack/Honeycomb area repair
  • Bonding coats
  • Structural repair items
  • Water proofing & protective coatings
  • Masonry repairs
  • Chhajja/sunshades repair
  • Testing of materials and Pre /Post repair testing of structure. 6 15% 5 Strengthening of Earthquake damaged buildings
  • Condition assessment of buildings
  • Retrofit of non-engineered buildings
  • Retrofit of masonry buildings
  • Retrofit of historical and heritage structures
  • Retrofit of steel buildings
  • Retrofit of foundations
  • efficiencies in structure requiring seismic retrofit
  • Design philosophy
  • Techniques to enhance the seismic resistance of structures
  • Advanced techniques for making seismic resistant structures. 5 10% Reference/Books:  Failures and repair of concrete structures by S.Champion
  • John Wiley and Sons
  • 1961  “Earthquake resistant design of structures” by Pankaj agarwal
  • Manish shrikande, PHI, 2006.  Concrete repair and maintenance Illustrated by Peter.H.Emmons
  • Galgotia publications Pvt
  • 2001.  Repair and protection of concrete structures by Noel P.Mailvaganam
  • CRC Press
  • 1991.  Diagnosis and treatment of structures in distress by R.N.Raikar Published by R & D Centre of Structural Designers and Consultants Pvt.Ltd
  • Mumbai.  Handbook on repair and rehabilitation of RCC buildings
  • Government of India  Handbook on SEISMIC Retrofit of buildings
  • Government of India  Handbook on seismic retrofit of buildings, A

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