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Compressive behavior of fiber-reinforced concrete strengthened with CFRP strips after exposure to temperature environments Cover

Compressive behavior of fiber-reinforced concrete strengthened with CFRP strips after exposure to temperature environments

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|Nov 2024

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Figure 1

The fiber types: (a) PPF and (b) SF.

Figure 2

Methodology of experiments: casting, curing, heating, sandblasting, strengthening, and testing.

Figure 3

CFRP wrapping pattern.

Figure 4

The heating and cooling curves used in this study.

Figure 5

The failure patterns for strengthened and unstrengthened specimens.

Figure 6

Effectiveness of CFRP jackets for all specimens at (a) 26°C and (b) 600°C.

Figure 7

Stress–axial strain curves for all concrete cylinders at (a) 26°C and (b) 600°C.

Figure 8

Effect of fiber types on compressive strength of concrete mixtures.

Figure 9

The concrete’s thermal properties at various temperatures: (a) expansion coefficient, (b) specific heat, and (c) thermal conductivity.

Figure 10

The concrete’s mechanical properties at various temperatures: (a) stress–strain curves for unconfined deep beam (C0-A) and (b) reduction coefficient for modulus of elasticity.

Figure 11

FE simulation steps: (a) element types, (b) load and support, and (c) meshing size.

Figure 12

Failure mode of FE specimens.

Test matrix used in the experimental program of this investigation_

Mixture IDSpecimen IDTemperature (°C)Fiber volumeStrengtheningNo. of specimens
SF (%)PPF (%)Total (%)
M-C0C0-A263
C0-T6003
C0-A-S26CFRP3
C0-T-S6003
M-PPFPPF-A260.20.23
PPF-T6003
PPF-A-S26CFRP3
PPF-T-S6003
M-SFSF-A260.60.63
SF-T6003
SF-A-S26CFRP3
SF-T-S6003
M-SF + PPFSF + PPF-A260.60.20.83
SF + PPF-T6003
SF + PPF-A-S26CFRP3
SF + PPF-T-S6003
Total no. of specimens48

Parameter values of concrete damaged plasticity model in this study_

ParametersDilation angle (°)Potential eccentricityBiaxial to uniaxial compressive strengthsCompressive meridianViscosity parameter
Unconfined concrete300.11.160.70
Confined concrete150.11.160.70

FE and experimental test results_

Specimens IDCompressive strength (MPa)Experimental/FE
ExperimentalFE
C0-A30.231.31.04
C0-T14.115.21.08
C0-A-S48.151.71.07
C0-T-S30.232.11.06
SF-A40.743.11.06
SF-T28.530.51.07
SF-A-S56.759.41.05
SF-T-S43.646.91.08
PPF-A32.934.71.05
PPF-T18.019.81.10
PPF-A-S50.754.31.07
PPF-T-S35.338.41.09
SF + PPF-A40.543.81.08
SF + PPF-T30.934.11.10
SF + PPF-A-S53.558.41.09
SF + PPF-T-S40.144.21.10

Fiber characteristics_

PropertiesFiber
PPFSF
ShapeCrimpedHooked ends
Section dimensions (mm)1.0 × 0.6 (rectangular cross section)0.75 (circular cross section)
Length (mm)5060
Tensile strength (MPa)5501225
Modulus of elasticity (Gpa)4.0200
Specific gravity0.907.85

Parameter values of CFRP material characteristics in this study_

ParametersValue
Elastic propertiesPoisson’s ratio N 0.3
Elastic modulus E 1 (MPa)220
E 2 (MPa)10
Modulus of rigidity G 12 = G 13 (MPa)5
CFRP strengthTensile strength f t1 (MPa)3,000
f t2 (MPa)12
Compressive strength f c1 = f c2 (MPa)12
Shear strength V f1 = V f2 (MPa)12
Damage evolutionTensile fracture energy G t1 (mJ/mm2)95
G t2 (mJ/mm2)1.2
Compressive fracture energy G c1 (mJ/mm2)95
G c2 (mJ/mm2)1.2

Epoxy adhesive and CFRP strip properties_

MaterialPropertyValueNotes
CFRP stripTensile Young’s modulus68.9 GPaExperimental values
Thickness1.0 mm
Tensile strength1122 MPa
Tensile strain1.7%
Epoxy adhesiveTensile strength71.5 MPaGiven by the manufacturer
Tensile Young’s modulus1.86 GPa
Tensile strain at break%5.25

Concrete mixture proportions (in kg/m3)_

MaterialWeight
Ordinary Portland cement378
Water190.5
Silica sand489
Crush sand294
Coarse aggregate d agg. = 20 mm675
d agg. = 10 mm320
Super-plasticizer1.0 L

Summary of experimental test results_

SpecimensCompressive strength (MPa) f cc/f c*Relative difference (%) **Initial stiffness (N/mm)Relative difference (%)*
C0-A30.220133.3
C0-T14.1−53.32169.2−89.2
C0-A-S48.11.59+59.134945.5+73.6
C0-T-S30.22.14+0.12419.3−88.0
SF-A40.726688.5
SF-T28.5−30.04560.0−82.9
SF-A-S56.71.39+39.332400.0+21.4
SF-T-S43.61.53+7.28729.1−67.3
PPF-A32.943866.7
PPF-T18.0−45.33600.0−85.0
PPF-A-S50.71.54+54.133800.0+41.3
PPF-T-S35.31.96+7.24029.4−83.2
SF + PPF-A40.527000.0
SF + PPF-T30.9−23.74414.3−83.7
SF + PPF-A-S53.51.32+32.135666.7+32.1
SF + PPF-T-S40.11.30−1.15342.0−80.2
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/msp-2024-0029 | Journal eISSN: 2083-134X | Journal ISSN: 2083-1331
Language: English
Page range: 17 - 38
Submitted on: Aug 8, 2024
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Accepted on: Sep 27, 2024
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Published on: Nov 8, 2024
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
Publication frequency: 4 issues per year

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