Dynamic certification and assessment of the buildings life cycle under regular explosive impacts

Abstract

Today in Ukraine, there is no single legalized, generally accepted methodology (at the level of a Ukrainian building standard) for dynamic certification of buildings and structures. A unified approach is proposed as such a technique. It includes four components: visual inspection of buildings; experimental studies of the dynamic response of buildings or structures to explosive effects; mathematical modeling of the stress-strain state of the object under study; synthesis of the results of visual inspection; experimental studies and numerical simulation in order to generalize them systematically. As an approbation, the deterioration of the resource of reinforced concrete structures of residential buildings under the conditions of constant mass industrial explosions with a capacity of 500 to 700 tons in the quarry of Southern GZK (Mining and Processing Plant) in the city of Kryvyi Rih, Ukraine, has been studied. Based on the processing of numerous experimental data and the results of mathematical modeling, a probabilistic model for predicting the deterioration of the technical condition of reinforced concrete structures of the Center for Children and Youth Creativity “Mriya” has been obtained. Calculations of the risks of destruction of the building’s load-bearing elements for its vulnerable areas made it possible to clarify its service life. It decreased by ~ 30 years compared to the standard in 2012.

The digital twin use for modeling the multi‐storey building response to seismic impacts

“…According to some, DT is an integrated model of an already‐built product designed to contain information about all product defects and is regularly updated during the product's physical use 12–20 . Another common definition of DT is a digital model, which is obtained based on information from sensors installed on a physical object and allows the modeling of object behavior in real‐time 21–25 . In construction, the DT of a building can be defined as its constantly changing digital profile, which contains the historical and most relevant data regarding the physical object (building).…”