Sentence examples for deteriorated structures from inspiring English sources

Investigations have shown that prestressed FRPs are effective materials for strengthening deteriorated structures.

Consequently, UHPFRC laminate usage is an effective technique to enhance the behavior and the load carrying capacity of RC beams and can be preferred to strengthen deteriorated structures.

When deteriorated structures are demolished and rebuilt, construction waste is produced, and some of which is illegally used as landfill materials that cause serious environmental pollution, thus becoming a social problem (Oikonomou 2004; Hendriks et al. 2000).

Given these properties, ferrocement is an ideal material for repairing and strengthening old and deteriorated structures or structural members.

Structural engineers face the challenge of assessing the vulnerability of deteriorated structures and deciding on appropriate strengthening methods.

The problems mentioned and some ideas of preparing suitable actions in order to extend exploitation time of deteriorated structures are presented on the basis of analysis of the process of structural degradation of an exemplary reinforced concrete load-bearing structure of a pedestrianized walkway with a car-park, built in the early 80's of the XX century.

A spokesman for the Schessels said they hoped to demolish the badly deteriorated structure, which would require millions of dollars in repairs, and redevelop the site.

Mr. Maauad, a 28-year-old architect turned sculptor, bought the building in 2010 and has lived there while renovating the badly deteriorated structure.

But it is also viewed as a wasted opportunity, a long-neglected, badly deteriorated structure with crumbling ceilings and leaky walls, where space for which exhibition promoters clamor is rented out for a pittance.

B1 Courthouse Building Boom A $2.4 billion, taxpayer-financed campaign, prompted by concerns over crowding and deteriorating structures, is under way to build or overhaul court buildings throughout New York City.

The fresh money puts to work French artisans whose skills are at risk of extinction, and breaths new life into deteriorating structures.