Behavior of Ferrocement Slabs Strengthening with Jute Fibers under Impact Load

Salih, Yaseen Ali; Sabeeh, Nadia Nazhat; Yass, Mohammed Faeq; Ahmed, Ahmed Shihab; Abdulla, Aziz Ibrahim

doi:10.15866/irece.v11i2.17322

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“…The study presented that addition of porcelain and glass powder improved epoxy properties and cost reduce. The results showed that the addition reduced the interaction temperature by 11.37%, epoxy flow by 10.41%, and improved the compressive strength by 7.61% [18].…”

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Static Load Behavior of Ferrocement Slabs Reinforced with Recycled Tire Steel Wire

Ahmed,

Al-Fahal,

Al-Hantoosh

et al. 2024

RCMA

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Ferrocement is extensively utilized in construction as a structural material, given its exceptional mechanical properties and impact strength. This study aimed to analyze the performance of ferrocement that is reinforced with recycled steel wire tires under static loads. This current study a comparative investigation of behavior of compressive strength of ferrocement cubes and flexural behavior of ferrocement panels and behavior of ferrocement panels reinforced with tire Steel wire tires under static loads. Ferrocement slabs sample was (L 500×W 500× t 50mm) in size, and 15 slabs were subjected to static point load. The number of wire mesh layers, which was replaced by recycling tire steel wire as a ratio of the volume of wire mesh, was the main parameter in the current study. The percentage of recycle steel wire tires are 33% and 66% and 99% from of steel wire mesh for reinforcements of ferrocement panels. The results presented, the behavior of panels under static load at ultimate failure and first crack. It showed that ferrocement have 99.0% steel wire tires gave a good performance under static loading which were required to increase the load value to make the first crack and ultimate failure, and causing late of the failure and less deflection.

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Static Load Behavior of Ferrocement Slabs Reinforced with Recycled Tire Steel Wire

Ahmed,

Al-Fahal,

Al-Hantoosh

et al. 2024

RCMA

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“…Experimental investigations into the response beams made of reinforced concrete (RC) and placed under impacting loading have attracted the interest of numerous researchers [4]- [11]. Moreover, the impacting loading behavior of RC beams has been extensively studied through numerical investigations [12]- [19].…”

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Dynamic response of reinforced concrete beams subjected to low velocity impact loads using nonlinear finite element analysis

Abdulsahib

Almuhsin

Abduljabbar

2023

PEN

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The development of a nonlinear finite element method (FEM) for examining how reinforced concrete (RC) beams react to dynamic forces under the action of low-velocity impacting loads is presented in this article.The model was employed to analyze the stress distributions along with the time histories of impacting load and beam deflection, which were presented graphically. Comparisons with experimental data from previously conducted studies have been performed to verify the precision of the studied model. The findings demonstrated that the developed model was acceptable. Furthermore, the study performed a detailed parametric analysis, focusing on various factors such as replacing conventional steel bars with FRP bars, increasing concrete compressive strength, changing the impact location, using different diameters of reinforcing bars, and changing the depth of the concrete beam. According to the findings, using FRP bars resulted in 36% less peak load due to the uplift pressure caused by the FRP bars' high strength, while the maximum observed deflection of the beam reinforced with FRP bars decreased by approximately 9%. When the position of the impacting force was applied at one-third of the span of the beam, deflection was decreased by 12% when compared to the RC beam has been impacted at its midspan. In addition, the depth of the beams had a significant impact on the impacting load. These presented findings of the study may contribute to a better understanding of how a structure made of concrete responds to impacting loading.

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Behavior of Ferrocement Slabs Strengthening with Jute Fibers under Impact Load

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Static Load Behavior of Ferrocement Slabs Reinforced with Recycled Tire Steel Wire

Static Load Behavior of Ferrocement Slabs Reinforced with Recycled Tire Steel Wire

Dynamic response of reinforced concrete beams subjected to low velocity impact loads using nonlinear finite element analysis

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