Analysis of Pathological Manifestations in the Municipal Public Market of the City of Frecheirinha CE: Case Study

Abstract

Civil construction is related to the growth of society in adapting to constructive needs. Over time, human society has gained understanding for the development of construction technology. However, technological advancement can cause risks, and these generate deeper development on structures and materials from the mistakes made that result in degradation, failures and/or accidents. Deterioration occurs due to natural factors, constructive failures, design errors, inappropriate materials, lack of maintenance, among others. Degradations compromise the efficiency of the building, so a corrective action plan is necessary. This work aims to analyze and identify the pathological manifestations of the Public Market in the city of Frecheirinha, observing the pathological manifestations, their causes, and propose interventions and improvements for the restoration and recovery of the building. In the results, the main most frequent pathological manifestations were identified, which consist of the presence of stains, displacement of the ceramic coating, deterioration of the concrete, corrosion of reinforcements and inadequate electrical installations. Therefore, the present work shows the importance of identifying, analyzing the pathological manifestations present in the building and proposing recovery techniques for maintenance, providing safety and comfort to users throughout its useful life in addition to contributing to the municipal reform of the public market.

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