Economic efficiency of implementing modern prefabricated reinforced retaining walls
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.56143/0weah784Keywords:
Prefabricated panel, bridge approaches, economic efficiency, bridge, overpass, retaining wall, structure, concrete, reinforcement, service life, technical conditionAbstract
In this article, the economic efficiency of implementing modern prefabricated reinforced retaining walls is evaluated by comparing the costs associated with the construction and installation of traditionally used retaining walls, as well as the expenses required to eliminate potential shortcomings and problems during their service life. Justifying the efficiency of prefabricated reinforced retaining walls plays an important role in enhancing the technical and economic performance of reinforced concrete highway bridges and overpasses. Replacing traditionally used retaining walls with prefabricated reinforced retaining walls allows for accelerated construction processes, more effective allocation of materials and labor, and reduction of long-term operational costs of the structures.
