期刊
CONSTRUCTION AND BUILDING MATERIALS
卷 348, 期 -, 页码 -出版社
ELSEVIER SCI LTD
DOI: 10.1016/j.conbuildmat.2022.128638
关键词
BFRP bars; Seawater sea-sand coral concrete (SSCC); Axial compression; Circular columns; Failure mode; Load bearing capacity; Ductility
资金
- National Science Foundation of China [51778620]
A new type of coral reef sand concrete columns reinforced with BFRP bars and spirals was proposed to solve the problem of steel reinforcement corrosion in concrete structures and reduce transportation cost. The study investigated the effects of nominal longitudinal bar diameter and spiral spacing on crack propagation, failure modes, load bearing capacity, strain, and ductility properties of the columns. The results showed that the columns experienced brittle and explosive failure modes with the increase of longitudinal bar diameter and spiral spacing. The load bearing capacity increased with longitudinal reinforcement ratio but decreased as the spiral spacing narrowed. Compared to square columns, the circular columns with dense stirrups exhibited improved ductility behavior.
For the sake of solving the problem of steel reinforcement corrosion in concrete structures and reducing the transportation cost of concrete raw materials at sea in the development of South China Sea Islands, a new type of coral reef sand concrete columns reinforced with basalt fiber reinforced polymer (BFRP) bars and spirals was proposed. In this study a total of 18 circular seawater sea-sand coral reef concrete columns reinforced with BFRP bars and spirals (B-SSCC) were tested under concentric axial loads. Parameters of nominal longitudinal bar di-ameters and spiral spacing were investigated to obtain variations on crack propagation, failure modes, load bearing capacity, strain and ductility properties. The results indicated that no obvious cracks were observed until the curves reached up to 0.95 Pmax approximately and the columns experienced more brittle and explosive failure modes with the increase of longitudinal bar diameter and spiral spacing. The load bearing capacity of B-SSCC columns increased with longitudinal reinforcement ratio, however, declined as the spiral spacing narrowed paradoxically. It was owing to the significant discontinuity of coral concrete internally. Compared with B-SSCC square columns, the circular columns with dense stirrups showed pronounced ductile behavior in the post-peak stage, remarked by improved average ductile coefficient beta of 22.6%. Finally, a numerical prediction of load bearing capacity was suggested.
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