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Abstract:This report presents a case study on the evaluation of bridge decks using various non-destructive test methods. In consultation with the Colorado Department of Transportation, five representative bridges are selected and assessed by qualitative/empirical (visual inspection and chain drag) and quantitative (ground-penetrating radar (GPR) and rebound hammer) approaches. The primary interest lies in quantifying delaminated areas in deck concrete covered with asphalt overlays. Analytical and computational models are formulated to decompose the intensity of GPR scales into two categories: i) initiation and progression of corrosion and ii) delamination of deck concrete, which show good agreement with repaired areas. Parametric investigations emphasize the significance of rebar spacing and concrete cover in determining the extent of deck delamination.
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