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Behavior of fiber-reinforced concrete columns under axially and eccentrically compressive loads

2010

An experimental investigation into the behavior of 16 short, confined, reinforced concrete columns with and without steel fibers was carried out. The columns with square sections had a concrete core 165 x 165 mm (6.49 x 6.49 in.) at the midsection and were hunched at the ends to apply eccentric loading and prevent boundary effects. The specimens were tested to failure at different strain rates under two loading schemes: concentric compression and eccentric compression with a constant eccentricity. The axial load and axial strains were obtained to evaluate the effects of the presence of steel fibers, the thickness of the cover concrete, and the eccentricity of the applied axial load. The com…

Materials scienceCompressive testbusiness.industryColumnmedia_common.quotation_subjectStructural engineeringFiber-reinforced concreteSteel fiberBuilding and ConstructionSpallCompression (physics)Confined concretelaw.inventionSettore ICAR/09 - Tecnica Delle CostruzioniMoment-curvature diagramlawUltimate tensile strengthEccentricity (behavior)Composite materialbusinessAxial symmetryDuctilityConcrete covermedia_commonCivil and Structural Engineering
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A simple model for the calculation of the axial load-carrying capacity of corroded RC columns

2015

In the present paper, a simplified model is used to determine the axial load-carrying capacity of compressed short reinforced concrete columns subjected to corrosion processes. The model considers members with circular and square cross-sections and accounts for—cover spalling, —concrete core confinement induced by transverse steel reinforcement, —buckling of longitudinal reinforcing bars. Strength reduction in concrete cover and core due to cracking induced by rust formation, reduction of steel area in longitudinal bars and transverse stirrups due to general and pitting corrosion and loss of confinement pressure are considered. The load-carrying capacity and load-axial strain curves here ge…

Materials science0211 other engineering and technologies020101 civil engineering02 engineering and technology0201 civil engineeringCorrosion021105 building & constructionPitting corrosionMechanics of MaterialGeneral Materials ScienceComposite materialConcrete coverCivil and Structural EngineeringBucklingbusiness.industryCompressionStrength reductionBuilding and ConstructionStructural engineeringSpallStrength of materialsCorrosionCrackingBucklingMechanics of MaterialsMaterials Science (all)businessConfinementMaterials and Structures
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Compressive behavior of FRP externally wrapped R.C. column with buckling effects of longitudinal bars

2018

Abstract In this paper, a calculation model to simulate the compressive behavior of R.C. columns with square cross-sections externally wrapped with FRP, including buckling effects of the longitudinal bars and reduction of the confinement pressure induced by the buckled compressed bars, is presented and discussed. The model distinguishes the cases of corner and side bars, calculating the different critical lengths and the critical loads. The Teng et al. (2009) model was adopted to predict the compressive behavior of FRP-confined concrete, and the Dhakal and Maekawa (2002) model was taken into account to predict the compressive behavior of longitudinal bars. The critical length and critical s…

Materials scienceAnalytical expressionsBar (music)business.industryBuckling0211 other engineering and technologies020101 civil engineeringR.C. columnSteel bar02 engineering and technologyStructural engineeringFibre-reinforced plasticInstabilityConfinement pressure0201 civil engineeringFRP wrapBucklingColumn (typography)021105 building & constructionReduction (mathematics)businessConcrete coverCivil and Structural Engineering
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Mechanical Behavior of Steel Fiber-Reinforced Concrete Beams Bonded with External Carbon Fiber Sheets

2017

This study investigates the mechanical behavior of steel fiber-reinforced concrete (SFRC) beams internally reinforced with steel bars and externally bonded with carbon fiber-reinforced polymer (CFRP) sheets fixed by adhesive and hybrid jointing techniques. In particular, attention is paid to the load resistance and failure modes of composite beams. The steel fibers were used to avoiding the rip-off failure of the concrete cover. The CFRP sheets were fixed to the concrete surface by epoxy adhesive as well as combined with various configurations of small-diameter steel pins for mechanical fastening to form a hybrid connection. Such hybrid jointing techniques were found to be particularly adva…

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