Abstract

Problems associated with the joint long-term action of load and aggressive environment, both in limiting and over-limiting states, are studied bad. Such a combination leads to degradation of materials and changes in the stress-strain state of reinforced concrete structures over time. In case of joint action, they can have mutually increasing damaging effect. Among the many environmental influences encountered, the most aggressive in relation to concrete on cement binder is the impact of sulfates, and in relation to steel reinforcement – the impact of chlorides. It is shown that the stress-strain state of reinforced concrete compressed elements with regard to creep and influence of aggressive environment is formed in time. The deformation in concrete and reinforced concrete compressed elements depends on the stress level. If the stresses are less than the long-term strength, the deformations in time are attenuated, when the stresses in concrete are greater than the long-term strength, the deformations increase. Reinforcement restrains deformations in concrete, while corrosive medium increases creep deformations. When solving these problems we encounter internally statically indeterminate systems. The degree of static indeterminacy is greater than in the case of calculation of reinforced concrete structures without taking into account the influence of the external environment. When the process of soaking is considered, it is possible to consider the influence of the external environment as not aggressive. A solution to the problem using the theory of elastic heredity has been obtained, but it can be shown that a solution using other theories - the theory of aging or the hereditary theory of aging - is also possible. The above solution is true for reinforced concrete elements exposed to external influences at a sufficiently mature age, which can be considered one year or more from the date of manufacture of the structure.

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