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Fibres for enhancing of the bond capacity between GFRP rebar and concrete

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Resumo:The effect of steel fibres (SF) and macro-polypropylene fibres (PPA) on the bond capacity between GFRP rebar and concrete has been studied in this work. A novel method using the equivalent bond strength to evaluate the bond toughness is proposed. In comparison with the bond property of GFRP rebar in plain concrete (PC) matrix, the investigation indicates that adding macro mono fibres or hybrid fibres into concrete can enhance both the bond strength and the bond toughness. Especially, the hybrid use of SF and PPA demonstrates a significant positive synergetic effect on the bond behavior of GFRP rebars in concrete. The results show that the bond capacity of GFRP rebars in concrete reinforced by hybrid fibres can be equivalent to that or better than that of steel rebar in plain concrete.
Autores principais:Ding, Yining
Outros Autores:Ning, Xiliang; Zhang, Yulin; Pacheco-Torgal, F.; Aguiar, J. L. Barroso de
Assunto:Macro fibres GFRP rebars Bond capacity Synergetic effect Bond stress–slip relationship
Ano:2014
País:Portugal
Tipo de documento:artigo
Tipo de acesso:acesso aberto
Instituição associada:Universidade do Minho
Idioma:inglês
Origem:RepositóriUM - Universidade do Minho
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Resumo:The effect of steel fibres (SF) and macro-polypropylene fibres (PPA) on the bond capacity between GFRP rebar and concrete has been studied in this work. A novel method using the equivalent bond strength to evaluate the bond toughness is proposed. In comparison with the bond property of GFRP rebar in plain concrete (PC) matrix, the investigation indicates that adding macro mono fibres or hybrid fibres into concrete can enhance both the bond strength and the bond toughness. Especially, the hybrid use of SF and PPA demonstrates a significant positive synergetic effect on the bond behavior of GFRP rebars in concrete. The results show that the bond capacity of GFRP rebars in concrete reinforced by hybrid fibres can be equivalent to that or better than that of steel rebar in plain concrete.