Abstract
In recent years, studies on crack propagation analysis and evaluation methods for RC structural members have been carried out for the sake of reparability performance. The purpose of this study is to develop a simple method for estimating crack propagation without using advanced and complicated analytical techniques. This paper is divided into two main chapters: The first focuses on the relationship between axial strain distribution and crack length obtained from an experimental result to improve the existing damage estimation method. The second is a study of the applicability of the proposed theory to structural damage estimation by combining it with static incremental analysis.
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