David Dackman

Doctoral Student at Structural Engineering

David is a PhD student at the Division of Structural Engineering, research group Concrete Structures. His PhD project focuses on condition assessment of of corroded reinforced concrete structures based on distributed optical fiber sensors (DOFS).

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2024

Fiberarmering i kombination med efterspänning

Alexandre Mathern, David Fall, Tobias Larsson et al

Report - Development Fund of the Swedish Construction Industry (SBUF)

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2024

A framework for evaluating steel loss from the evolution of corrosion-induced deflections in reinforced concrete beams with non-uniform reinforcement corrosion

David Dackman, Carlos Gil Berrocal, Rasmus Rempling et al

Engineering Structures. Vol. 317

Journal article

2023

Correlations Between Localized Pitting Corrosion and Deflection in Reinforced Concrete Beams Subjected to Accelerated Corrosion

David Dackman, Ignasi Fernandez, Carlos Gil Berrocal et al

RILEM Bookseries. Vol. 43, p. 902-912

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2022–2025

SensIT-Linda Shedding light on internal damage: fibre optic-driven condition assessment of corroded concrete structures

Ignasi Fernandez Structural Engineering

Rasmus Rempling Construction Management

Carlos Gil Berrocal Structural Engineering

David Dackman Structural Engineering

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