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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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Moisture Effects on Patch Bonded Composite Repairs

2016

The present work investigated the effects of moisture absorption on the residual tensile strength of unnotched, notched and double-patch repaired carbon/epoxy composites. Patches were bonded to the parent plate using Araldite2015 adhesive. Specimens were aged in demineralised water at 70°C and tested at moisture content of 0% (dry), 3%, 6% and 7%. Results showed that upon ageing, a maximum of 11% and 17% of strength reduction was found in unnotched and repaired specimens, respectively. On the contrary, a maximum of 15% increment in strength was observed in notched specimens. In addition, good fits to the experimental data were found using the proposed residual strength model, with the maxim…

Materials scienceMoistureMechanical Engineering0211 other engineering and technologiesComposite repairsStrength reduction02 engineering and technologyEpoxy021001 nanoscience & nanotechnologyResidual strengthMechanics of Materialsvisual_art021105 building & constructionUltimate tensile strengthvisual_art.visual_art_mediumGeneral Materials ScienceAdhesiveComposite material0210 nano-technologyWater contentKey Engineering Materials
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Influence of FRP wrapping techniques on the compressive behavior of concrete prisms

2006

Abstract Results of an experimental investigation on the compressive behavior of concrete prisms with square cross-section, externally wrapped with carbon fiber reinforced plastic (CFRP) sheets are presented. The effects of the following parameters were analyzed: local reinforcement at the corners and continuous layers; horizontal and vertical discontinuous strips; number of continuous layers—length of specimens. An analytical model is proposed to determine the maximum bearing capacity of compressed concrete members with square cross-section and externally wrapped with FRP for the different configurations examined, and also able to consider the strength reduction with the length increase of…

Materials sciencebusiness.industryStrength reductionBuilding and ConstructionStructural engineeringSTRIPSFibre-reinforced plasticCompression (physics)Strength of materialslaw.inventionlawGeneral Materials ScienceBearing capacityPrismComposite materialbusinessReinforcementCement and Concrete Composites
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