Maintenance & Rehabilitation of Structures
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The official GTU curriculum for Maintenance & Rehabilitation of Structures (subject code DI05006071) as prescribed for Electronics · Semester 5 divides the course into 6 units, covering 22 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.
Download the official syllabus PDF (DI05006071)Unit 1 Basics of maintenance and repairs
- 1.1 Introduction 1.2 Importance of maintenance 1.3 Types of maintenance - daily
- Annually 1.4 General Maintenance - Painting of Buildings - Home Electricity System 5 10% (07 marks)
Unit 2 Causes and detection of damage
- 2.1 Causes of Damage in structures due to distress
- Dilapidation and Pests 2.2 Causes of Damage in structures due to Construction and design failures. 2.3 Inspection and evaluating damaged structure. 2.4 Condition assessment and distress-diagnostic techniques using (07 marks) Program Name: Diploma Engineering Level: Diploma Branch: Civil Engineering Subject Code: DI05006071 Subject Name: Maintenance & Rehabilitation of Structures Rebound Hammer
- ultrasonic pulse velocity test
- rebar locator
- crack detection microscope
- chloride test
- sulphate attack
- pH measurement and Half-cell potential test
Unit 3 Durability and Serviceability of Concrete
- 3.1 Quality assurance for concrete construction based on concrete properties like (a) strength (b) Permeability (c ) Thermal properties (d) cracking 3.2 Effects due to (a) climate (b) temperature (c) chemicals (d) corrosion 3.3 Design and construction errors 3.4 Effects of cover and cracks (14 marks)
Unit 4 Material and strengthening techniques for repair
- 4.1 Materials for Repair - Special concrete and mortar - concrete chemicals - construction chemicals - Expansive cement - polymer concrete - Sulphur infiltrated concrete - Ferro cement - Fiber reinforced concrete - Rust eliminators and polymers coating for rebars - foamed concrete - dry pack - vacuum concrete - asphalt sheeting 4.2 Techniques for Repairs -Gunniting
- grouting and Shotcrete - Epoxy injection (18 marks) Program Name: Diploma Engineering Level: Diploma Branch: Civil Engineering Subject Code: DI05006071 Subject Name: Maintenance & Rehabilitation of Structures -Jacketing - shoring and underpinning - Methods of corrosion protection a) corrosion inhibitors b) corrosion resistant steels c) coating and cathodic protection
Unit 5 Repair Retrofitting and Rehabilitation
- 5.1 Repair of - stone
- brick and block masonry (Cracks
- joint separation
- etc.) – Flooring - Roofs (sloping
- etc.) – Concrete members due to (i) Steel Corrosion (ii) (Lack of Bond (iii) shear
- compression failure - Rainwater Leakage in Buildings - Leakage in Basement
- toilet area 5.2 Control on Termites (White Ants) in Buildings 5.3 Fungus Decay of wood works in Buildings 5.4 Estimation of Repair and retrofitting (16 marks)
Unit 6 Demolition and Dismantling Techniques
- 6.1 Define: Demolition 6.2 Demolition techniques (a) Non-Engineering Demolition - Manual Demolition (b) Engineering Demolition - Mechanical (i) Wrecking Ball (ii) Pusher Arm technique (iii) Thermic Lance Technique (iv) Non – Explosive Demolition (v) Concrete Sawing Method (vi) Deliberate Collapse Method
- (vii) Pressure Jetting-Implosion - Deconstruction Method 6.3 Safety measures during demolition operation 6.4 Dismantling of buildings and reuse of materials/fittings from environmental and financial point of view