Sentence examples for deterioration problems from inspiring English sources

Chloride-induced steel corrosion is one of the major worldwide deterioration problems for steel reinforced concrete structures.

The results show that the detected salts are chiefly aggressive deterioration problems that are causing serious damage to the brickwork.

Nowadays, bridge structures are designed for 100 years of service life, and care must be taken to avoid materials that would cause premature deterioration problems in the structures.

Electro-desalination techniques, enhanced with carbonated clay buffer poultice placed between the surface of the stone and the electrodes, have been successfully applied for the prevention of salt-induced deterioration problems of masonry and other construction materials.

One of the important concrete deterioration problems is the alkali aggregate reaction (AAR), which can cause cracking and diminished strength properties in concrete, and the best method of avoiding it is to select nonreactive aggregates for the concrete or those that could safely be combined with mineral additives to suppress their reactivity.

"If the indication is that there is a problem, a pipe deterioration problem or a gas leak problem, this needs to be resolved quickly and statewide," Mr. Hill said.

According to ACI Committee 201 (1991) ettringite formation derived from ferroaluminate phase has also been assumed as a potential sulfate deterioration problem.

A new formulation, namely the tolerance rank-variance formulation (TRVF) is introduced and investigated numerically on a full field deterioration problem.

The most frequently mentioned were HF-related knowledge, self-management behaviors/skills (such as medication adherence, sodium intake, identify symptoms of deterioration, problem solving), barriers for self-management, and patient-reported needs and preferences.

The medical experts involved in the training offered out-patient consultant support to the GPs in groups B and C. In the case of acute deterioration or problems with therapy, appointments were available for dementia patients at short notice.

Ruin and Restoration Electric pumps put the Dutch Windmill out of business, and decades of deterioration followed, with problems like insects, storms, salt decay, vandalism and pillaging of its World War II-era mechanical parts.