Public administrations have to guarantee and improve the utilities performance, while minimizing the financial and environmental costs, by means of methods and tools which optimize the process itself in order to carry out constant improvements within the level of the services delivered as well as of the infrastructure sustainability. In such a context, the development of non-destructive technologies for mapping, diagnosis and rehabilitation of underground infrastructures, assumes a relevant role since the need to operate interventions on existing infrastructures - minimizing at the same times the impact on urban functions and environment - find in these ones a satisfactory answer. In the present contribution, we will describe the main non-destructive diagnosis technologies in order to map a network as well as to develop its diagnostic process.

Non-destructive technologies for the maintenance of underground utilities

DI SIVO, Michele;LADIANA, DANIELA
2010-01-01

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Public administrations have to guarantee and improve the utilities performance, while minimizing the financial and environmental costs, by means of methods and tools which optimize the process itself in order to carry out constant improvements within the level of the services delivered as well as of the infrastructure sustainability. In such a context, the development of non-destructive technologies for mapping, diagnosis and rehabilitation of underground infrastructures, assumes a relevant role since the need to operate interventions on existing infrastructures - minimizing at the same times the impact on urban functions and environment - find in these ones a satisfactory answer. In the present contribution, we will describe the main non-destructive diagnosis technologies in order to map a network as well as to develop its diagnostic process.
2010
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The International Association for Bridge and Structural Engineering (IABSE) is a scientific / technical Association comprising about 4000 members in 100 countries, counting 48 National Groups worldwide. Founded in 1929 it has its seat in Zurich, Switzerland. The aim of the Association is to exchange knowledge and to advance the practice of structural engineering worldwide in the service of the profession and society. IABSE Conference Reports compile papers presented orally at IABSE congresses, symposia, smaller conferences and workshops. Congress and symposia reports are dedicated to a broader conference theme dealing with all kind of structural engineering topics, such as concept, analysis, design, construction, operation and maintenance, and all kinds of materials. The smaller IABSE conference and workshops are usually dedicated to a specific theme. Reports from 1929-1999 can be downloaded for free and over 5000 articles or the printed report can be purchased online.
Sustainability; infrastructures; underground; planned maintenance; non-destructive technologies
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