Sentence examples for concrete substructure from inspiring English sources
In a radical experiment which he called "building without foundations", he skipped the concrete substructure and instead built the guest wing on a pre-existing natural rock formation.
A braceless concrete substructure for floating offshore wind turbines was designed and analysed in 2014 by Dr.tech.
The developed methodology is applied to a three-span continuous concrete slab bridge with a reinforced concrete substructure that spans State Route 60 in Ashland County, Ohio.
In the numerical analysis, steel superstructure is modeled as a three-dimensional elastoplastic beam element, while concrete substructure is modeled as an elastic element.
According to this method, the FRP sheets are separated from the reinforced concrete substructure by displaying the interface stresses that are taken into account by means of the corresponding interface slips (which are the primary unknowns).
In the ultrasound study, which comprised theoretical modelling and experimental testing, discrimination of differing steel and concrete substructure thicknesses and also of gaps between them was possible using the reflection coefficient.
Fresh and hardened properties of steel fiber-reinforced grout (SFRG) containing ground granulated blast-furnace slag (GGBS) were investigated for applications to prestressed concrete substructures of offshore wind turbines.
The manual assignment of FGROUP was the most time-consuming process in the construction of the BiSSCat database, but it was an important step as it provides a direct correspondence between the generic names described in the IUBMB Enzyme List and the concrete substructures found in chemical-compound databases.
In order to improve the serviceability and service life of high-speed railway ballastless track, the epoxy asphalt-based concrete railway substructure (EAC-S) is proposed.
This water/cementitious materials ratio is typical of exposed bridge deck and substructure concrete.
The walls are constructed in a concrete box-shaped substructure, which replaces the conventional wing-walls and retains the backfill material.
