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Retrofitting of heat-damaged fiber-reinforced concrete cylinders using welded wire mesh configurations Cover

Retrofitting of heat-damaged fiber-reinforced concrete cylinders using welded wire mesh configurations

By: Aref A. Abadel  
Open Access
|Aug 2024

Figures & Tables

Fig. 1.

The fibers utilized in this study: (a) crimped polypropylene and (b) Hooked-steel.
The fibers utilized in this study: (a) crimped polypropylene and (b) Hooked-steel.

Fig. 2.

Concrete cylinders during casting
Concrete cylinders during casting

Fig. 3.

Heated cylinders after (a) sandblasting procedure, (b) WWM jacketing, (c) mortar layer, and (d) final appearance
Heated cylinders after (a) sandblasting procedure, (b) WWM jacketing, (c) mortar layer, and (d) final appearance

Fig. 4.

Specimens inside the electrical oven prepared for heating
Specimens inside the electrical oven prepared for heating

Fig. 5.

The time-temperature curves employed in this research
The time-temperature curves employed in this research

Fig. 6.

Test setup used in this research
Test setup used in this research

Fig. 7.

Representative typical failure mode for control and strengthened specimens
Representative typical failure mode for control and strengthened specimens

Fig. 8.

Effectiveness of WWM strengthening for unheated and heated specimens: (a) room temperature and (b) heated at 600°C
Effectiveness of WWM strengthening for unheated and heated specimens: (a) room temperature and (b) heated at 600°C

Fig. 9.

Stress-strain curves for unheated and heated specimens: (a) room temperature and (b) heated at 600°C
Stress-strain curves for unheated and heated specimens: (a) room temperature and (b) heated at 600°C

Fig. 10.

Effect of fiber types on compressive strength of unheated and heated specimens
Effect of fiber types on compressive strength of unheated and heated specimens

Test matrix

Concrete mixSpecimens IDPercentage of fiber by volumeTemperaturesStrengtheningNo. of specimens
Polypropylene (PP)Steel (SF)Total
M-C0C0-RT26°C3
C0-600 600° C 3
C0-RT-S 26°CWWM3
C0-600-S 600°C 3
M-SFSF-RT0.60.626°C3
SF-600 600°C 3
SF-RT-S 26°CWWM3
SF-600-S 600°C 3
M-PPFPPF-RT0.200.226°C3
PPF-600 600°C 3
PPF-RT-S 26°CWWM3
PPF-600-S 600°C 3
M-SF+PPFSF+PPF-RT0.20.60.826°C3
SF+PPF-600 600°C 3
SF+PPF-RT-S 26°CWWM3
SF+PPF-600-S 600°C 3
Total No. of specimens 48

Summary of test results

Specimen IDCompressive strengthInitial stiffness
(MPa)Relative Variation*(N/mm)Relative Variation*
C0-RT30.220133.3
C0-60014.1−53.3%2169.2−89.2%
C0-RT-S50.6+67.5%25948.728.9%
C0-600-S29.9−1.0%8542.9−57.6%
SF-RT40.726688.5
SF-60028.5−29.9%4560.0−82.9%
SF-RT-S71.0+74.4%47333.377.4%
SF-600-S56.5+38.8%19316.2−27.6%
PPF-RT32.943866.7
PPF-60018.0−45.3%3600.0−85.0%
PPF-RT-S60.1+82.7%25849.58.0%
PPF-600-S34.5+4.9%11311.5−52.7%
SF+PPF-RT40.527000.0
SF+PPF-60030.9−23.7%4414.3−83.7%
SF+PPF-RT-S66.1+63.2%46386.071.8%
SF+PPF-600-S44.3+9.4%14644.6−45.8%

WWM and mortar properties

MaterialUnitValues
WWMThickness per layermm0.6
Elastic modulusMPa108
Yield stressMPa382
Ultimate stressMPa544
Mortar for WWM compositeCompressive strength-28 dayMPa45
Tensile strength-28 dayMPa3.8
Bond strengthMPa0.79

Mix proportions used for concrete in kg/m3

MaterialWeight
Cement378
Crush sand294
Silica sand489
Coarse aggregate (dagg.= 20 mm)675
Coarse aggregate (dagg. = 10 mm)320
Water190.5
Super-plasticizer1.0 Liters

Physical and mechanical properties of fibers

PropertiesFiber Type
Polypropylene (PP)Steel (SF)
ShapeCrimpedHooked ends
Length (mm)5060
Section dimensions (mm)1.0 × 0.6 (Rectangular)0.75 (Circular)
Specific gravity0.907.85
Modulus of elasticity (GPa)4.0200
Tensile strength (MPa)5501225
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/msp-2024-0021 | Journal eISSN: 2083-134X | Journal ISSN: 2083-1331
Language: English
Page range: 52 - 69
Submitted on: May 13, 2024
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Accepted on: Jun 30, 2024
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Published on: Aug 1, 2024
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
Publication frequency: 4 issues per year

© 2024 Aref A. Abadel, published by Wroclaw University of Science and Technology
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