STRENGTHENING OF REINFORCED CONCRETE DEEP BEAMS USING NEAR •• SURFACE MOUNTED TECHNIQUE (NSM)
Noha Yehia Gad El-wakkad;
Abstract
Near-surface mounted (NSM) reinforcement techniques using traditional or advanced composite materials such as fiber-reinforced polymer (FRP) bars or strips are being increasingly recognized as a valid alternative to externally bonded laminates for enhancing flexural and shear strength of deficient concrete structures. As this technology emerges, the structural behavior of strengthened reinforced concrete (RC) elements strengthened using NSM technique needs to be fully characterized. In this research, an experimental program consists of testing sixteen RC deep beams (two control deep beams and fourteen strengthened deep beams). Steel bars, steel plates, carbon fiber reinforced polymer CFRP, and glass fiber reinforced polymer GFRP were used for shear strengthening of tested beams using NSM technique. The investigated variables in this study were strengthening material, strengthening pattern, and end anchorage of the rods. Beam models were tested and subjected to incremental loads till failure. Performance of the tested beams and modes of failure were presented and discussed in this research. The test results confirm that NSM technique can be used significantly to increase the shear capacity of RC deep beams, with different efficiency that varies depending on the selected variables.
The experimental program includes also a new approach for producing a well compacted concrete with good characteristic properties using self-compacting concrete. The main objective of using self-compact concrete (SCC) is to resist segregation without any mechanical vibration however, self-compact concrete (SCC) is compacted under its own weight.
Two different numerical models using finite element method were applied to study the behavior of the tested deep beams. The first method based on 3-D finite elements. Each element is 20 nodes isoparametric brick element with embedded steel bars. The second model based on 2-D isoparametric degenerated layered elements. Each element with 8 nodes and each node with 5 degrees of freedom. Comparisons between
experimental and numerical results show a good agreement.
Keywords:- Reinforced concrete deep beams, strengthening, Fiber reinforced polymers, Near surface mounted, Self-compact concrete, Finite element, Material nonlinearities.
The experimental program includes also a new approach for producing a well compacted concrete with good characteristic properties using self-compacting concrete. The main objective of using self-compact concrete (SCC) is to resist segregation without any mechanical vibration however, self-compact concrete (SCC) is compacted under its own weight.
Two different numerical models using finite element method were applied to study the behavior of the tested deep beams. The first method based on 3-D finite elements. Each element is 20 nodes isoparametric brick element with embedded steel bars. The second model based on 2-D isoparametric degenerated layered elements. Each element with 8 nodes and each node with 5 degrees of freedom. Comparisons between
experimental and numerical results show a good agreement.
Keywords:- Reinforced concrete deep beams, strengthening, Fiber reinforced polymers, Near surface mounted, Self-compact concrete, Finite element, Material nonlinearities.
Other data
| Title | STRENGTHENING OF REINFORCED CONCRETE DEEP BEAMS USING NEAR •• SURFACE MOUNTED TECHNIQUE (NSM) | Other Titles | تدعيم الكمرات الخرسانية المسلحة العميقة باستخدام طريقة التسليح المثبت قرب السطح | Authors | Noha Yehia Gad El-wakkad | Issue Date | 2008 |
Attached Files
| File | Size | Format | |
|---|---|---|---|
| نهى يحى جاد.pdf | 249.29 kB | Adobe PDF | View/Open |
Similar Items from Core Recommender Database
Items in Ain Shams Scholar are protected by copyright, with all rights reserved, unless otherwise indicated.