ANALYSIS OF THE IMPACT OF CROSS-SECTION DAMAGE ON THE STRENGTH AND DEFORMABILITY OF BENT REINFORCED CONCRETE ELEMENTS
The article analyzes defects and damage in reinforced concrete structures, particularly physical, biological, and chemical, with an emphasis on the impact of prolonged operation and aggressive environmental conditions. Research shows that mechanical damage, such as spalling and potholes, significantly reduces the load-bearing capacity of structures and causes complex deformations.