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Nachane Saumitra Shirish

CT3019

Advanced Methods for Structural Repair and Strengthening

The studio focuses on equipping participants with the knowledge and skills needed to preserve and extend the life of existing structures, emphasizing sustainable development in the face of limited constructable space in urban areas. It provides a comprehensive understanding of structural failure, repair, and rehabilitation through a blend of theoretical study and practical application. Participants engage in the analysis of damaged structures using Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) methods, material behavior studies, and real-life case studies to diagnose failures and develop effective repair and strengthening solutions. The program progresses from foundational concepts, such as structural auditing and damage diagnosis, to advanced techniques for reinforcing key elements like beams and columns. Through hands-on lab work, participants conduct material testing, apply strengthening methods, and design solutions to enhance the safety, durability, and functionality of structural elements. This holistic approach prepares learners to address modern challenges in construction while promoting the sustainable reuse of built environments.

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Introduction to the Site Visit

Exploration of Non Destructive Tests

Introduction of the Case Study

Explanation of the Requirement for Strengthening

Structural Detailing of the Designed Beams and Columns

Representation of the Failure Areas

Detailing of Beam Jacketing

Detailing of Beam FRP

Detailing of Column Jacketing and FRP

Lab Work