Analytical Model to Predict Dilation Behavior of FRP Confined Circular Concrete Columns Subjected to Axial Compressive Loading
Publication: Journal of Composites for Construction
Volume 24, Issue 6
Abstract
Experimental research and real-case applications are demonstrating that the use of fiber–reinforced polymer (FRP) composite materials can be a solution to substantially improve circular cross section concrete columns in terms of strength, ductility, and energy dissipation. The present study is dedicated to developing a new model for estimating the dilation behavior of fully and partially FRP-based confined concrete columns under axial compressive loading. By considering experimental observations and results, a new relation between secant Poisson's ratio and axial strain is proposed. In order for the model to be applicable to partial confinement configurations, a confinement stiffness index is proposed based on the concept of confinement efficiency factor. A new methodology is also developed to predict the ultimate condition of partially FRP confined concrete taking into account the possibility of concrete crushing and FRP rupture failure modes. By comparing the results from experimental tests available in the literature with those determined with the model, the reliability and the good predictive performance of the developed model are demonstrated.
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Acknowledgments
This study is a part of the project “StreColesf_Innovative technique using effectively composite materials for the strengthening of rectangular cross-section reinforced concrete columns exposed to seismic loadings and fire,” with the reference POCI-01-0145-FEDER-029485.
Notation
The following symbols are used in this paper:
- Aeff
- effectively confined concrete area;
- Ag
- entire concrete area;
- c1
- nondimensional empirical coefficient;
- c2
- nondimensional empirical coefficient;
- c3
- nondimensional empirical coefficient;
- c4
- nondimensional empirical coefficient;
- D
- diameter of circular column;
- D′
- width of effective confinement area;
- Ef
- FRP modulus elasticity;
- fc
- axial stress corresponding to ɛc;
- ff
- FRP confining stress of full system;
- fl
- FRP confinement pressure of full system;
- fl,i
- confinement pressure at the mid-plane of FRP strips;
- fl,j
- confinement pressure at the critical section;
- fc0
- peak compressive stress of unconfined concrete;
- peak compressive stress of confined concrete;
- FRP confining stress of partial system;
- effective confinement pressure;
- Ke
- confinement efficiency factor = kɛ × kv;
- kv
- reduction factor;
- kɛ
- reduction factor;
- nf
- FRP layer number;
- sf
- distance between FRP strips;
- s′
- clear distance between two adjacent steel stirrups;
- tf
- FRP thickness;
- Vcon
- volume of concrete;
- VFRP
- volume of fibers;
- vs
- secant Poisson's ratio;
- vs,0
- initial Poisson's ratio of unconfined concrete;
- vs,max
- maximum Poisson's ratio at the critical section;
- vs,u
- ultimate Poisson's ratio;
- Poisson's ratio at the mid-plane of FRP strips;
- maximum Poisson's ratio at strip region;
- wf
- FRP width;
- ɛc
- axial strain corresponding to σc;
- ɛc,m
- axial strain corresponding to vs,max;
- ɛc0
- axial strain corresponding to fc0;
- ɛcc
- axial strain corresponding to ;
- ɛcu
- ultimate axial strain;
- ɛcu,c
- ultimate axial strain at concrete crushing;
- ɛcu,r
- ultimate axial strain at FRP rupture;
- ɛfu
- ultimate FRP tensile strain;
- ɛh,F
- FRP hoop strain in full confinement;
- ɛh,P
- FRP hoop strain in partial confinement;
- ɛh,rup
- FRP hoop rupture strain;
- ɛl,i
- concrete expansion at the mid-plane of FRP strips;
- ɛl,j
- lateral concrete expansion at the critical section;
- ɛv
- volumetric strain;
- ρK
- FRP confinement stiffness index; and
- vt,eff
- effective tangential Poisson's ratio.
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Received: Mar 31, 2020
Accepted: Jul 28, 2020
Published online: Sep 29, 2020
Published in print: Dec 1, 2020
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