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Apr 1, 2005

Behavior of Patch-Repaired Concrete Structural Elements under Increasing Static Loads to Flexural Failure

Publication: Journal of Materials in Civil Engineering
Volume 17, Issue 2

Abstract

Results are presented from experimental work that was conducted in order to study the mechanical behavior of damaged structural elements in bending. Both repaired and unrepaired concrete elements (beams) were considered in this program. These elements were damaged using an accelerated local corrosion process that consisted of chloride penetration. Both locally corroded tensile reinforcement (Series I) and locally corroded compressive reinforcement (Series II) are considered independently. The structural behavior and the efficiency of repair systems in the ultimate and service limit states were evaluated. The work focuses on the pattern of structural cracks, displacements, load-bearing capacity, and ductility variations to examine the influence of the adopted repair systems on both limit states. The experimental results made it possible to assess the effect of the detailing, the degree of corrosion, and the presence of the repair patch in the structural behavior of the beams. As a result, general recommendations are proposed for patch-repaired elements.

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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

The writers want to express their thanks to the pre- and postdoctoral collaborators involved in some of the different experimental tasks developed in this project. Thanks are also extended to J. Rodriguez from GEOCISA and J. L. Lozano, A. Arteaga, and C. Lopez from IETcc for their contribution in the sample and structural test design and in the repair process. This research project was funded by the Spanish Interministerial Commission of Science and Technology, CICYT.

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Journal of Materials in Civil Engineering
Volume 17Issue 2April 2005
Pages: 168 - 177

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Received: Jul 8, 2003
Accepted: Jun 28, 2004
Published online: Apr 1, 2005
Published in print: Apr 2005

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Note. Associate Editor: Jason Weiss

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O. Río
Dr. of Civil Engineering, Researcher, Dept. of Structural Engineering and Mechanics of Composite Materials, Institute of Construction Sciences Eduardo Torroja–High Council of Scientific Research, (IETcc-CSIC).
C. Andrade
Dr. of Industrial Chemistry, Research Professor, Corrosion and Concrete Durability, Dept. of Chemistry and Physics of Construction Materials, IETcc-CSIC.
D. Izquierdo
Dr. of Civil Engineering, Corrosion and Concrete Durability, IETcc-CSIC.
C. Alonso
Dr. of Chemistry, Scientific Researcher, Corrosion and Concrete Durability, IETcc-CSIC.

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