论文信息 - The management of aging in nuclear power plant concrete structures

The management of aging in nuclear power plant concrete structures

In this paper, nuclear power plant concrete structures are described and their operating experience noted. Primary considerations related to management of their aging are noted: degradation mechanisms, damage modeling, and material performance; assessment and repair; and applications of structural reliability theory. Several topics are noted where additional research would be of benefit.

D. J. Naus

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