BEARING CAPACITY, DEFORMITY AND CRACK RESISTANCE OF DAMAGED BEAMS REINFORCED WITH FIBER CONCRETE

Authors

  • Neutov S. Odessa State Academy of Civil Engineering and Architecture image/svg+xml
  • Yesvandzhyia V. Odessa State Academy of Civil Engineering and Architecture image/svg+xml

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.31650/2786-6696-2024-7-83-90

Keywords:

damaged beam, reinforced concrete, experiment, stand, bearing capacity, crack.

Abstract

The results of experimental studies of the load-bearing capacity, deformability and crack resistance of damaged beams reinforced with fiber concrete in the compressed and stretched zone are presented. Test samples are made of concrete and fiber concrete. The amount of steel fiber in fiber concrete is 2% of the volume of the product. Preliminary tests were carried out on prisms and cubes. During the manufacture of beam samples, before concreting, a foam insert was installed in the area of planned damage, the shape and dimensions of which corresponded to the damage. After the concrete set to 70% grade strength, the liner was pulled out, and the resulting cavity was filled with a 2% mixture of fiber concrete. Tests of material samples showed that the introduction of steel fiber into the composition of concrete in the amount of 2% by volume increases the compressive strength limit by 15.3%. The initial modulus of elasticity of fiber concrete of the specified mixture is 38.0% higher than that of ordinary concrete of this composition.

Conducted experimental studies of damaged beams showed that a beam whose cross-section is 40% damaged in the middle-compressed zone, and the shape of the damage is close to rectangular, has a load-bearing capacity of 92.0 kN, or 93.9% of the load-bearing capacity of an undamaged beam. Cracking started at the 4th loading stage, when the load value was 26.0kN, i.e. 28.3% of the bearing capacity of the damaged beam. The maximum final crack opening width was 0.6 mm. A beam whose section is 40% damaged in the mid-stretch zone has a load-bearing capacity of 92.4 kN, or 93.2% of the load-bearing capacity of an undamaged beam. Cracking started at the 5th loading stage, when the load was 32.5kN, i.e. 35.2% of the bearing capacity of the damaged beam. The maximum final crack opening width was 0.8 mm.

It is claimed that the strengthening of a beam with 40% damage in the compressed or stretched zone in the manner considered in the paper is effective, as it allows achieving its load-bearing capacity, which is more than 93% of the load-bearing capacity of an undamaged beam.

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2024-03-16

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BEARING CAPACITY, DEFORMITY AND CRACK RESISTANCE OF DAMAGED BEAMS REINFORCED WITH FIBER CONCRETE. (2024). MODERN CONSTRUCTION AND ARCHITECTURE, 7, 83-90. https://doi.org/10.31650/2786-6696-2024-7-83-90