Structural Resilience in Sewer Reconstruction
From Theory to Practice

Presents a systematic approach for insuring structural resilience in sewer systems

Zihai Shi (Author), Shizuo Watanabe (Author), Kenichi Ogawa (Author), Hajime Kubo (Author)

9780128115527

Paperback, published 24 August 2017

498 pages
22.9 x 15.1 x 3.1 cm, 0.79 kg

Approx.488 pages

1. Introduction2. Review of Resilience Theories and Practices in Key Fields of Study3. Major Analysis Techniques, Resilience Models and Computational Methods in Resilience Analysis4. Functional Degradations in Tokyo’s Ageing Sewerage System and Sewer Reconstruction Plan with Enhanced Structural Resilience5. Developments of Sewer and Manhole Renovation Methods6. Enhancing Structural Resilience of the Renovated Sewer System by Technical Developments7. Structural Analysis Theories in Assessing Fracture Behaviours of Renovated Ageing Sewers and Manholes8. Concepts and Theories of Limit State Design for Sewer Renovation9. Structural Resilience Assessment for Renovated Sewer Systems10. Structural Resilience in Progress and Future Studies

Subject Areas: Building construction & materials [TNK], Structural engineering [TNC]