COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF BEARING CAPACITY OF REFERENCE AND DAMAGED CONCRETE BEAMS WITH BASALTOPLASTIC REINFORCEMENT REINFORCED WITH CARBON FIBER SHEET
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.31713/budres.v0i41.033Abstract
Energy-efficient, environmentallyfriendlyandeconomicalconcretestructureswith non-metalliccompositereinforcementarenotonlynegativelyaffectedbytheenvironment, butalsosignificantlydamagedintheformofsignificantforcecracks, chips, potholesduringoperationandhostilities. Therefore, thestudyoftheeffectivereinforcementofthesestructuresbroughttothe ULS limitisanimportantandurgenttask.
Thearticlepresentstheresultsofstudiesofbearingcapacityofordinary(reference) concretebeamswith basalt-plastic reinforcementundertheactionof low-cyclegraduallyincreasingload, aswellasreinforcedwithcarbonfiberinthelowerstretchedzoneandatsupportsitesundersimilarload. Comparisonoftheobtainedresearchresultsconfirmedtheexpediencyandeffectivenessoftheadoptedmethodofreinforcingdamagedbeams. Their load-bearingcapacitywashigherthanthereferencebeams, onaverage, 1.35 times.
Reinforcementofdamagedreferencebeamswith FRP external fiber-reinforcedplastic (CFRP) alsosignificantlychangedthenatureofthedestructionofthetestspecimens. Ifinthereferencebeamsthefailureoccurredonlyatthesupportsectionsoninclinedsectionsduetoshearordisplacementofconcreteofthecompressedzoneabovethetopofthedangerousinclinedcrackduetoimbalanceoftheirnormalsections (ρfl>ρfb), theninreinforcedareasincreasedtotwiceandintense - thedeformedstateofnormalsectionsbecamealmostbalanced. As a resultofthedestructionofreinforcedspecimens - beamswithlarge (a/d = 3) andmedium (a/d = 2) shearspansoccurredinnormalsections. Itbeganwiththeruptureofthelowerstretchedcarbonfiberreinforcementlayer.
Foreaseofcomparison, themainparametersofbearingcapacityofreferenceandreinforcedconcretebeamswith BFRP arepresentedintheformofexperimentalandstatisticaldependences, whichcanbeusedtoassesstheinfluenceofresearchfactorsbothinparticularandininteractionwitheachother. Theperformedresearchesallowedtodevelopphysicalandcomputationalmodelsofbearingcapacityofdamaged (ULS) concretestructureswith FRP, reinforcedwithexternal fiber-reinforcedplastics.