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Architects design KU garage to prevent possible problems
By Beth Behrens Kansan staff writer
Parking garages are a source of many problems and the new parking garage at the University of Kansas, to be opened later this month, could be no exception without preventive maintenance, said Steve McCabe, assistant professor of civil engineering.
He said the biggest problems designers faced in construction of parking garages were corrosion of connections and floor slabs.
Corrosion occurs when polarized steel bars in prefabricated cement slabs carry a certain electrical charge because of their ionic structure. McCabe said.
The KU structure, north of Allen Field House, is precast, meaning the foundation and some of the walls were cast at the site. The rest of the parts were made in a factory and transported to the site.
"It's like a bunch of building blocks they assemble," McCabe said. "It's held together by connections and welded or bolted together. It acts as if it were built all together in the same place, all at the same time. Because it was built this way, connections are important."
During winter when de-icing salt is used on roads, salt runs off the cars
"Some say it will corrode faster, but that's not necessarily true," McCabe said. "There are a lot of 'what ifs' in that theory. The key is whether or not you have an electrical connection."
onto the slabs. The salt gradually could move through the concrete. Ion chlorides in the salt would cause an electrical-chemical reaction with the steel and cause the bar to rust.
McCabe and some of the steel bars used in KU's garage were coated with epoxy. Opinions vary about the coating, but it is consistent and uncoated reinforcing bars.
Ray Smith, the architect from Kiene and Bradley Design Group, Topeka, who designed the gargage, said microsilica fume, a recently developed concrete sealant, was the main protection the garage had against corrosion.
Another protective measure used to keep the electrical connection from occurring was a sealant for the cement.
Rust would cause the bar to swell and break loose from the concrete, causing structural damage, he said.
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"The microsilica fume topping is probably getting more use in parking garages than anything else," Smith said. "It has a low permiability. That means that things like salt that have ion chlorides do not get through as
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easily."
The microsilica fume is actually the surface that cars drive on. The concrete surface has at least a three-inch topping. Smith said.
Smith said a dry standpipe system, which would make it possible to rinse off the floors, had been built into the structure.
McCabe said preventive maintenance would be the determining factor in keeping the garage in working order.
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"They need to get in there once a week during the winter and wash down the concrete," he said. "The only problem will be the nooks and crannies where the sun can't get in, and it stays wet.
"When you have the opportunity, and the temperature is above freezing, it is necessary to sweep and wash the structure down," he said.
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Smith said the key to avoiding repair work on the garage would be routine inspections. The structure should last at least 10 to 20 years without having any problems. If a fundamental problem occurred, it would be an indication that inspections had not been done.
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Smith said upkeeping repairs would include the caulking at the joints in the support structures. The caulking will have to be repaired in at least five years, he said.
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