Studii cu privire la soluţii de fundaţii utilizând plăci subţiri conice şi poliedrice

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2012
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Abstract
Theoretical and experimental studies have been performed in order to determine the possibility of using thin plates as foundation solutions for frame structures. It was studied three types of solutions regarding the realization of isolated footing under columns using two types of thin plates: a) Conical plates with the top upward (element E1), respectively the top downward (element E2); b) Trunk of pyramid type of polyhedral plates (element E3). These two types of thin plates have been considered for the following reasons: favorable stress distribution in the foundation soil; the stresses that occur within the thin plate are mainly compressive, which leads to a significant reduction of foundation reinforcement; reduced consumption of concrete and reinforcement.
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Authors Tirtea, Alina;Scordaliu, Ion;
Journal urbanism arhitectura constructii
Year 2012
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Keywords
Materials of engineering and construction. Mechanics of materials Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General) Science physics architecture astrophysics

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