Gustavo Bosel Wally

Mr. Gustavo Bosel Wally

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Academic Career Length

8Years (2019-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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30 June 2023 in Materialia
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GWGustavo Bosel Wally
Gustavo Bosel Wally
MLMichele da Cruz Larrossa
Michele da Cruz Larrossa
LPLeandro Candido de Lemos Pinheiro
Leandro Candido de Lemos Pinheiro
MRMauro de Vasconcellos Real
Mauro de Vasconcellos Real
FMFábio Costa Magalhães
Fábio Costa Magalhães

1 January 2021 in Revista IBRACON de Estruturas e Materiais
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FJFélix Krolow Sell Junior
Félix Krolow Sell Junior
GWGustavo Bosel Wally
Gustavo Bosel Wally
FTFernando Ritiéle Teixeira
Fernando Ritiéle Teixeira
FMFábio Costa Magalhães
Fábio Costa Magalhães
The performance of accelerated test methods to determine the chloride diffusion coefficient in concrete is an important tool in the evaluation of the durability-related properties of the material and in the service life prediction of structures. In this way, this paper presents an experimental assessment of three standardized test methods for determining chloride diffusion coefficient. The migration-based tests presented by NT Build 492 and UNE 83987 and the diffusion-based test presented by ASTM C1556 were carried out. Six concrete mixes were produced: three with different water/binder ratios (0.45, 0.55, and 0.65) and three with replacement of cement by silica fume in the levels of 5, 10, and 20%. The results indicate that the method standardized by NT Build 492 has the best correlation with the diffusion test, in addition to being the one that requires the shortest execution time and has the lowest coefficient of variation of the results.

9 October 2024 in Journal of Building Engineering
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FJFélix Krolow Sell Junior
Félix Krolow Sell Junior
GWGustavo Bosel Wally
Gustavo Bosel Wally
FMFábio Costa Magalhães
Fábio Costa Magalhães
MPMaikon Moreira de Pires
Maikon Moreira de Pires
MKMarlova Piva Kulakowski
Marlova Piva Kulakowski
CACésar Antonio Oropesa Avellaneda
César Antonio Oropesa Avellaneda

1 January 2021 in Matéria (Rio de Janeiro)
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FTFernando Ritiéle Teixeira
Fernando Ritiéle Teixeira
GWGustavo Bosel Wally
Gustavo Bosel Wally
FMFábio Costa Magalhães
Fábio Costa Magalhães
FJFélix Krolow Sell Junior
Félix Krolow Sell Junior
CPCharlei Marcelo Paliga
Charlei Marcelo Paliga
ATAriela da Silva Torres
Ariela da Silva Torres
RESUMO Recentemente muitas estruturas de concreto armado têm apresentado manifestações patológicas precocemente, tendo sua vida útil reduzida. Dentre essas manifestações, destaca-se a corrosão das armaduras desencadeada, principalmente, pela ação deletéria dos íons cloreto ou do dióxido de carbono. Em busca de alternativas que reduzam a penetração desses agentes no concreto, neste trabalho é avaliada a influência da substituição parcial de cimento Portland pelo resíduo gerado durante o beneficiamento de rochas ornamentais (RBRO). O resíduo utilizado foi caracterizado através de ensaios de massa específica, granulometria a laser, difração de raios X (DRX) e fluorescência de raios X por dispersão de energia (EDX). Foram produzidos concretos com substituição de cimento por RBRO nos teores de 5 %, 7,5 % e 10 % em relação à massa de cimento, além de um traço referência. Desses concretos foram avaliadas a resistência à compressão, a absorção de água por imersão e por capilaridade e a penetrabilidade de cloretos. Os resultados indicam que a substituição parcial de até 7,5 % de cimento por RBRO conduziu à obtenção de um material que apresenta comportamento similar ao concreto referência em aspectos como resistência mecânica, absorção de água e penetrabilidade de cloretos, proporcionando um uso sustentável a um resíduo que seria descartado no meio ambiente.

1 January 2022 in Revista IBRACON de Estruturas e Materiais
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GWGustavo Bosel Wally
Gustavo Bosel Wally
FMFábio Costa Magalhães
Fábio Costa Magalhães
MRMauro de Vasconcellos Real
Mauro de Vasconcellos Real
LFLuiz Carlos Pinto da Silva Filho
Luiz Carlos Pinto da Silva Filho
Concrete durability design has received increasing importance recently, with specifications moving from prescriptive to performance based. In performance-based approaches, it is essential to evaluate and calibrate service life models capable of reliably representing the phenomenon that triggers the degradation process. This paper aims to discuss the main concepts related to the probabilistic service life modeling of reinforced concrete structures under chloride environments, considering the application of different prediction models. Through numerical analysis, parametric differences among chloride penetration models are evidenced, and the results, their variability, and the admitted failure conditions are analyzed. An overview of the current scenario of the durability design of concrete structures is presented. Aspects associated with characteristic service life, the definitions of durability limit states, and their respective target failure probabilities are discussed.