Thin-Wall Synthetic Fiber Reinforced Concrete Pipe Performance under Cyclic Loading

Rikabi, Fouad T. Al; Sargand, Shad M.; Khoury, Issam; Kurdziel, John M.; Hussein, Husam H.; Ahmed, Safiya

doi:10.1061/9780784482506.057

Pipelines 2019 2019

DOI: 10.1061/9780784482506.057

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Thin-Wall Synthetic Fiber Reinforced Concrete Pipe Performance under Cyclic Loading

Fouad T. Al Rikabi¹,

Shad M. Sargand²,

Issam Khoury³

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Basalt‐polypropylene fiber reinforced concrete for durable and sustainable pipe production. Part 1: Experimental program

Deng

Liu

Chen

et al. 2021

Structural Concrete

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An experimental program consisting in producing and testing reinforced concrete pipes (RCPs) under the three‐edge bearing tests considering different types of reinforcement was carried out. Four types of RCPs were produced, these reinforced with: (1) polypropylene macrofibers; (2) basalt microfibers; (3) combination of both (hybrid reinforcement); and (4) plain concrete. The analysis of the crack patterns and both service and ultimate mechanical responses allowed concluding that the use of fibers do not lead to an effective increase of the first cracking load; however, both types of fibers allowed a better crack width control respect to the standard RCP. In this regard, basalt microfiber reinforced concrete led to a better response caused by concentrated loads (jacketing) whilst polypropylene macrofibers increased the concrete pipe performance in terms of bearing capacity and flexural crack control. The hybrid fiber reinforced concrete was found to be the most suitable alternative for increasing the load bearing capacity and the crack width control for service loads. These incipient experimental results permit to conclude that this type of hybrid basalt‐polypropylene fiber reinforced concretes are an interesting alternative to traditional steel‐cage RCPs.

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Basalt‐polypropylene fiber reinforced concrete for durable and sustainable pipe production. Part 1: Experimental program

Deng

Liu

Chen

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Structural Concrete

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Thin-Wall Synthetic Fiber Reinforced Concrete Pipe Performance under Cyclic Loading

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Basalt‐polypropylene fiber reinforced concrete for durable and sustainable pipe production. Part 1: Experimental program

Basalt‐polypropylene fiber reinforced concrete for durable and sustainable pipe production. Part 1: Experimental program

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