2013
DOI: 10.1061/(asce)st.1943-541x.0000714
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Strengthening and Repair of Reinforced Concrete Beams Using External Steel Plates

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“…This may due to the steel plates were not thick enough to prevent out of plane wrapping at high loads result in plate delamination. This is also highlighted by [8] that the minimum thickness of steel plates is 1.5mm. Also, the steel plate bearing capacity at the bolt's hole was not high enough to resist the transverse force in the bolts.…”
Section: Beam Capacitiesmentioning
confidence: 85%
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“…This may due to the steel plates were not thick enough to prevent out of plane wrapping at high loads result in plate delamination. This is also highlighted by [8] that the minimum thickness of steel plates is 1.5mm. Also, the steel plate bearing capacity at the bolt's hole was not high enough to resist the transverse force in the bolts.…”
Section: Beam Capacitiesmentioning
confidence: 85%
“…Anchored bolts placed at shear span shorten the steel plates' buckling length and contribute significant effects on ultimate shear strength [2,4]. Aykac et al [8] studied that using bolts to embed thin steel plates to the soffit of RC beams did not contribute ductility and load capacity. Su et al [9] and Li et al [10] studied the shear transfer in bolted side plated RC beams and proposed a new design approach to calculate shear transfer profile and the critical bolts shear force in bolted side-plated RC beams.…”
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“…El refuerzo por adición externa de chapas metálicas coladas es caracterizado por la unión de la superficie de concreto con chapas de acero a través de una resina con alta capacidad de adhesión y resistencia mecánica. Es una opción para el refuerzo de elementos de concreto, de rápida y simple ejecución, recomendada principalmente cuando es necesario reforzar la estructura en un tiempo corto, o cuando no es posible hacer grandes alteraciones en la geometría de la pieza (Campagnolo et al, 1994;Santos, 2008;Aykac et al, 2013). Al final del proceso se tiene un elemento estructural compuesto por concreto-resina-acero, lo que provee a la estructura una resistencia mayos a los esfuerzos solicitantes.…”
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“…Traditional techniques using steel plates have been used in the past to improve flexural and shear capacities of damaged concrete beams [5][6][7]. However, high installation cost and corrosion of the plates focused the attention on using fiberreinforced polymers, suitable in terms of low costs and fast in execution, as new repair materials.…”
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