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Flexural behaviour of external R/C steel fibre reinforced beam-column joints

2011

ABSTRACT A softened strut-and-tie macro model able to reproduce the flexural behaviour of external beam-column joint is presented. The model is specific for concrete with hooked steel fibres (FRC) and it is designed to calculate the flexural response, as load-deflection curve, of a beam-column sub-assemblages. The model considers the presence of a constant vertical load acting on the column and of a monotonically increasing lateral force applied at the tip of the beam.

Environmental EngineeringMaterials scienceThree point flexural testbusiness.industryFlexural modulusSteel fibreVertical loadStructural engineeringbeam-column joint fibre reinforced concrete load-deflection curves analytical-model seismic resistance concrete beams strength connections stressSettore ICAR/09 - Tecnica Delle CostruzioniFlexural strengthBeam columnComposite materialbusinessJoint (geology)Beam (structure)Civil and Structural EngineeringEuropean Journal of Environmental and Civil Engineering
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Comportamento flessionale di nodi esterni in calcestruzzo fibrorinforzato

2010

A softened strut-and-tie macro model able to reproduce the flexural behavior of external beam-tocolumn joints with the presence of horizontal and vertical steel bars, including softening of compressed struts and yielding of main and secondary steel bars, is presented, to be used for the pushover analysis. The model proposed is able to calculate also the flexural response of fibrous reinforced concrete (FRC) beam-to-column sub-assemblages in term of a multilinear load-deflection curves. The model is able to take into account of the tensile behavior of main bars embedded in the surrounding concrete and of the softening of the compressed strut, the arrangement and percentage of the steel bars,…

Settore ICAR/09 - Tecnica Delle CostruzioniBeam-to column joints Fibrous reinforced concrete Load-deflection curves
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