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Cyclic behavior of precast concrete beam-column connection using steel fiber reinforced cast-in-place concrete Cover

Cyclic behavior of precast concrete beam-column connection using steel fiber reinforced cast-in-place concrete

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|Nov 2021

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Fig. 1

Reinforcement detail of PCBC specimen, (A) Isometrics of PCBC connections, (B) Corbel reinforcement, (C) Beam cross sections. PCBC, precast concrete beam-column.
Reinforcement detail of PCBC specimen, (A) Isometrics of PCBC connections, (B) Corbel reinforcement, (C) Beam cross sections. PCBC, precast concrete beam-column.

Fig. 2

(A) Test setup of PCBC specimens; (B) Loading history for reversed cyclic load test. PCBC, precast concrete beam-column.
(A) Test setup of PCBC specimens; (B) Loading history for reversed cyclic load test. PCBC, precast concrete beam-column.

Fig. 3

Failure mode of the flexural test of the prism, (A) plain concrete, (B) steel fiber reinforced concrete.
Failure mode of the flexural test of the prism, (A) plain concrete, (B) steel fiber reinforced concrete.

Fig. 4

Load-deflection comparison for the prisms made of the concrete used in the CIP-connections of (A) Specimen P2 (Vf = 0%); (B) Specimen P3 (Vf = 0.5%) and P4 (Vf = 1%). CIP, cast-in-place.
Load-deflection comparison for the prisms made of the concrete used in the CIP-connections of (A) Specimen P2 (Vf = 0%); (B) Specimen P3 (Vf = 0.5%) and P4 (Vf = 1%). CIP, cast-in-place.

Fig. 5

Load-deflection hysteresis loops of PCBC specimens: (A) P2 with Vf = 0%, (B) P3 with Vf = 0.5%, (C) P4 with Vf = 1%. PCBC, precast concrete beam-column.
Load-deflection hysteresis loops of PCBC specimens: (A) P2 with Vf = 0%, (B) P3 with Vf = 0.5%, (C) P4 with Vf = 1%. PCBC, precast concrete beam-column.

Fig. 6

Crack pattern in the joint core (CIP-concrete): (A) P2 with Vf = 0%, (B) P4 with Vf = 1%. CIP, cast-in-place.
Crack pattern in the joint core (CIP-concrete): (A) P2 with Vf = 0%, (B) P4 with Vf = 1%. CIP, cast-in-place.

Fig. 7

Definition of normalized dissipated energy normalizing hysteretic energy dissipation at each load cycle [12].
Definition of normalized dissipated energy normalizing hysteretic energy dissipation at each load cycle [12].

Fig. 8

CED of PCBC specimens. CED, cumulative energy dissipation; PCBC, precast concrete beam-column.
CED of PCBC specimens. CED, cumulative energy dissipation; PCBC, precast concrete beam-column.

Fig. 9

NED of PCBC specimens P2, P3, and P4. PCBC, precast concrete beam-column; NED, normalized energy dissipation.
NED of PCBC specimens P2, P3, and P4. PCBC, precast concrete beam-column; NED, normalized energy dissipation.

Fig. 10

Secant stiffness degradation of the PCBC specimens. PCBC, precast concrete beam-column.
Secant stiffness degradation of the PCBC specimens. PCBC, precast concrete beam-column.

Average of compressive strength, modulus of elasticity, and modulus of rupture

SpecimenAverage compressive strength (MPa)Average modulus of elasticity (MOE) (GPa)Average modulus of Rupture (MOE) (MPa)
P2Precast beam40.9530.6974.03
Precast column55.8728.9405.42
CIP-concrete50.8631.5185.99

P3Precast beam36.8230.4615.36
Precast column42.8328.0095.21
CIP-concrete47.3633.7826.06

P4Precast beam50.5831.3045.88
Precast column51.3529.8415.65
CIP-concrete60.2642.6797.76

Properties of the steel fibers

BrandDramix RC 65 35 BN
Length (lf)35 mm
Diameter (df)0.55 mm
Aspect ratio (lf/df)65
Tensile strength1345 N/mm2
Young's Modulus (Emod)210000 N/mm2

Material composition of precast elements and CIP-connection of specimens P2, P3, and P4

MaterialsPrecast elementsCIP-connection of P2CIP-connection of P3CIP-connection of P4
Coarse aggregate (kg/m3)1000.551028.41028.41028.4
Fine aggregate (kg/m3)818.63685.6685.6685.6
Cement (kg/m3)335.82441441441
Water (kg/m3)208210213213
Steel fiber (kg/m3)39.2578.5
w/c0.620.470.520.52
Slump (mm)15014012585

Comparison of the mechanical properties of the CIP-concrete of the PCBC specimens

(Vf = 0%)(Vf = 0.5%)(Vf = 1.0%)Increase compared to (Vf = 0%)

(Vf = 0.5%)(Vf = 1.0%)
Average of compressive strength (MPa)50.8647.3660.26−6.8818.48
Average modulus of elasticity (GPa)31.51833.78242.6797.1835.41
Average modulus of rupture (MPa)5.996.067.761.1729.55
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/msp-2021-0021 | Journal eISSN: 2083-134X | Journal ISSN: 2083-1331
Language: English
Page range: 240 - 251
Submitted on: Apr 7, 2021
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Accepted on: Sep 13, 2021
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Published on: Nov 10, 2021
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
Publication frequency: 4 issues per year

© 2021 Vera Agustriana Noorhidana, John P. Forth, published by Wroclaw University of Science and Technology
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