Abstract

The reinforced concrete structures of hydroelectric power plants and nuclear power plants differ from civil structures by their massive nature, including high cross-sections, low reinforcement percentage, and the presence of block seams. A decrease in the safety of these structures results when these features are not taken into account. Methods of calculation that take these features into account are proposed.

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