Estimating the Life Cycle Cost of a Structures–Case Study

For some random structure, the “life cycle cost” is “the current worth of all assessed uses influencing development in addition to all costs connected to support and organization over the existence of the design. “A product's “life cycle cost” is the sum of all its repair and replacement expenses, as well as the costs associated with the risk of damage from environmental factors like corrosion and earthquakes. That's why it's so important to keep up with repairs on concrete buildings as they age to ensure they continue to work as intended. Existing concrete buildings in Bhopal, India were the focus of a case study reported here.