The Influence of Weighting Coefficient in the Evaluation of the Critical Degree in Multi-Storey Buildings Via Inspection

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https://doi.org/10.18830/issn.1679-0944.n26.2020.09

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Dutch standard; Building inspection; Criticality levels; Recovery costs; Case study

Abstract

The purpose of this article is to analyze and discuss the use of weighting variables on the elements of a multi-storey building based on inspection results. For this study, a comparison was made between: the criticality weighting from the arithmetic mean, the weighting based on the criticality levels, but this is affected by the cost of recovery and the importance of the element. This discussion is of great value, as the results presented may guide the decisions of the owners and managers on how to manage the budgetary budget, on the works of repair and correction of pathologies. The case study was carried out in a pilotis-type residential building, located in the city of Brasília, built in 1973, in reinforced concrete, consisting of 6 floors. In data collection, building inspection was done with photographic record and sketches, and semi-destructive tests. It was found that using the Dutch standard for building inspection, based on the levels of criticality, the building had its degree of criticality in all forms of weighting classified in a general state as "fair". Other criteria can also be used, applied and compared in future works.

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2020-05-28

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Pantoja, J., Prado Novais Moura, S. ., Varum, H., & Caied, S. . (2020). The Influence of Weighting Coefficient in the Evaluation of the Critical Degree in Multi-Storey Buildings Via Inspection. Paranoá, 13(26), 126–139. https://doi.org/10.18830/issn.1679-0944.n26.2020.09

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Dossiê de Tecnologia, Ambiente e Sustentabilidade

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