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Science and Transport Progress. Bulletin of Dnipropetrovsk National University of Railway Transport
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THEORETICAL STUDIES OF THE STRUCTURAL COMPATIBILITY OF THE MATERIALS OF THE OLD AND NEW CONCRETES DURING REPAIR OF TRANSPORT FACILITIES

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 25 Sep 2006Publisher:Ukrainian State University of Science and TechnologiesJournal:Science and Transport Progress (issn: 2307-3489, eissn: 2307-6666, Copyright policy )
Authors: O. V. Hromova;

doi: 10.15802/stp2006/18746

THEORETICAL STUDIES OF THE STRUCTURAL COMPATIBILITY OF THE MATERIALS OF THE OLD AND NEW CONCRETES DURING REPAIR OF TRANSPORT FACILITIES

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The article considers application of the finite-element analysis method of the ANSYS software for solution of tasks related to structural compatibility of the materials in the basis of a building structure – the old concrete and repair material vs. the new concrete with the purpose of theoretical substantiation of the coupling processes in repair of transport constructions.

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finite-element analysis; ANSYS software; old concrete and repair material; transport constructions, скінченноелементний аналіз; програмне забезпечення «ANSYS»; старий бетон і ремонтний матеріал; транспортні споруди, конечно-элементный анализ; программное обеспечение «ANSYS»; старый бетон и ремонтный материал; транспортные сооружения

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