Journal of Structural Engineering, A
Online ISSN : 1881-820X
Flow-Induced Vibration and Wind Engineering
Study on estimation of amount of airborne sea salt around bridge deck
Ronald ChendraHiroshi KatsuchiHitoshi YamadaEiichi Sasaki
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2012 Volume 58A Pages 528-541

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In recent years, the increase of infrastructures has become much important for the economic growth of developing countries. While, lack of budget and low technology in maintenance work make an existing bridge condition very severe with damage due to corrosion. Therefore, it is necessary to design a long-life bridge with low maintenance cost. Especially, in coastal areas, it is important to estimate airborne sea salt behavior around a bridge deck at design step. In this study, behavior of airborne sea salt particles around several types of bridge decks was investigated by wind-tunnel test with PIV technique. In addition, estimation of amount of airborne sea salt was done by a numerical simulation (computation fluid dynamics).
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