Analysis shows bearing capacity of floor slabs during equipment installation in production, indicating design documentation gaps.
The relevance of the work was caused by the practical task of installing new equipment on a re-inforced concrete floor-to-floor ceiling, which arose in the conditions of the current production. The task was complicated by the lack of design documentation for the building and the inability to carry out work from below the floor slabs due to the availability of clean production without the possibility of stopping. The analysis and assessment of the bearing capacity of reinforced concrete floor slabs has been carried out, taking into account the need to install new equipment in the conditions of existing production. An integrated approach to solving the problem is presented, taking into account the existing restrictions on the inspection of floor slabs
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