Technical Papers
Dec 11, 2023

Mesoscale Modeling and Simulation of Size-Dependent Shear Response of Rectangular CFRP-Confined RC Columns

Publication: Journal of Composites for Construction
Volume 28, Issue 1

Abstract

Reinforced concrete (RC) columns are prone to shear failure under seismic loads, particularly in the case of short columns. However, this brittle failure may have more adverse effects on large-sized columns. To address this issue, a common solution is to retrofit RC columns using fiber-reinforced polymer (FRP) laminates to improve seismic performance. The primary objective of this study is to assess the shear performance and size effect of rectangular RC columns confined using carbon fiber–reinforced polymer (CFRP). To account for the heterogeneity of concrete, a mesoscale numerical approach is developed using a random aggregate model. The investigation focuses on impacts of the axial compression ratio and CFRP volumetric ratio. Results show that the cross-sectional size has little effect on the final failure mode of the columns. However, the width of the main diagonal crack is reduced as the cross-sectional height increases. It can be observed that the size effect on the CFRP rupture hoop strain distribution is primarily manifested in the strain value rather than the shape of the distribution. The size effect is evident in the total shear strength of columns and in the CFRP shear contribution, with the effect becoming more pronounced with increasing axial compression ratio. Taking into account the influences of size on the CFRP shear contribution and shear strength of RC columns as well as the CFRP confinement effect on concrete, the calculation model of shear capacity is established based on a new proposed FRP effective strain model available for rectangular columns. The proposed model can provide a more accurate prediction on shear capacity of rectangular CFRP-confined RC columns compared with existing design codes.

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All data, models, and code generated or used during the study appear in the published article.

Acknowledgments

This work was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 51978022) and China Scholarship Council (202206540045). The support is gratefully appreciated.

Notation

The following symbols are used in this paper:
Ac
cross-sectional area of concrete;
Asv
cross-sectional area of stirrups;
AAE
average absolute error;
b
cross-sectional width of columns;
D
aggregate size;
Dmax
maximum aggregate size;
D0
specified particle size of coarse aggregates;
d
damage variable;
dc
compressive damage factor;
dt
tensile damage factor;
E
elastic modulus of concrete;
Ef
elastic modulus of FRP;
E0
initial elastic modulus of concrete;
fb
biaxial compressive concrete strength;
fcc
confined concrete strength;
fcu
cubic compression strength;
fc0
uniaxial compressive concrete strength;
ff
tensile strength of FRP;
fl
confined strength of FRP;
fsv
yield strength of stirrups;
ft
tensile strength of concrete;
h
cross-sectional height of columns;
h0
effective cross-sectional height of columns;
K
strength ratio of concrete under equal biaxial and triaxial compressive loads;
kr
strength reduction percentage;
k1
slope of linear ascending stage of bond stress–slip relationship;
k2
slope of splitting stage of bond stress–slip relationship;
k3
slope of descending stage of bond stress–slip relationship;
L
length of columns;
lc
distance from the column bottom in compression zones;
lt
distance from the column bottom in tension zones;
N
applied axial load;
n
axial compression ratio;
nf
FRP layer number;
MV
mean value;
P
lateral load;
Pc
mass percentage of aggregates having a particle diameter D less than D0;
Pk
aggregate volume fraction;
Pmax
maximum lateral load;
Pmax,S
simulated maximum lateral load;
Pmax,E
experimental maximum lateral load;
r
corner radius;
s
bond slip between reinforcement and concrete;
scr
cracking bond slip;
sf
spacing of FRP straps;
ss
stirrup spacing along the column height;
su
peak bond slip;
sun
bond slip at the unloading point;
SD
standard deviation;
tf
FRP thickness;
V
total shear capacity of columns;
VRC
shear capacity of RC columns;
Vf
shear capacity provided by FRP;
VΔ
residual shear capacity of columns;
wf
width of FRP straps;
αf
reduction factor;
β
confinement efficiency factor;
γRC
influencing factor of size effect on shear contribution provided by RC columns;
γf
influencing factor of size effect on shear contribution provided by CFRP jackets;
γs
influencing factor of size effect;
ɛfe
effective strain of FRP;
ɛfu
ultimate strain of FRP;
ε~pl
equivalent plastic strain;
θ
drift ratio;
θs
angle between the diagonal shear crack and the axis of columns;
λ
shear-span ratio;
λf
FRP characteristic value;
ρf
FRP volumetric ratio;
σc
compressive stress of concrete;
σ¯cn
effective compressive cohesion stress;
τ
nominal shear strength of columns;
τRC
shear strength of RC columns;
τRC,300
shear strength of RC columns with cross-sectional height of 300 mm;
τb
bond stress between reinforcement and concrete;
τcr
cracking bond stress;
τf
shear strength provided by FRP;
τf,300
shear strength provided by FRP for columns with cross-sectional height of 300 mm;
τr
residual bond stress;
τu
peak bond stress;
τun
bond stress at the unloading point; and
φ
improvement factor of concrete strength.

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Ph.D. Candidate, Key Laboratory of Urban Security and Disaster Engineering of Ministry of Education, Beijing University of Technology, Beijing 100124, China. Email: [email protected]
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ASCE Library Cards let you download journal articles, proceedings papers, and available book chapters across the entire ASCE Library platform. ASCE Library Cards remain active for 24 months or until all downloads are used. Note: This content will be debited as one download at time of checkout.

Terms of Use: ASCE Library Cards are for individual, personal use only. Reselling, republishing, or forwarding the materials to libraries or reading rooms is prohibited.
ASCE Library Card (5 downloads)
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