China Plastics ›› 2024, Vol. 38 ›› Issue (4): 47-53.DOI: 10.19491/j.issn.1001-9278.2024.04.008

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Bond⁃slip behavior and model prediction of fiber⁃reinforced polymer⁃reinforced concrete

CHAI Songhua1, DU Hongxiu2, WU Kai2, HUANG Rui3(), ZHOU Chici3()   

  1. 1.School of Architecture and Engineering,Yuncheng Vocational and Technical University,Yuncheng 044000,China
    2.School of Civil Engineering,Taiyuan University of Technology,Taiyuan 030024,China
    3.Sichuan Highway Planning,Survey,Design and Research Institute Ltd,Chengdu 610041,China
  • Received:2023-09-01 Online:2024-04-26 Published:2024-04-22

Abstract:

To explore the bonding behavior between the BFRP bars and concrete under dynamic loads, forward and reverse cyclic pull⁃out tests were conducted on the BFRP bars, and their bonding dynamic performance was studied. According to the experimental results, the bond stress⁃strain relationship curve shows that there is a bond behavior between the BFRP reinforcement and concrete under cyclic load, which undergoes four stages of stress characteristics as follows: elastic stage, crack propagation stage, crack closure stage, and friction stage; As the diameter of BFRP polymer bars increased, the bonding strength between the BFRP bars and concrete interface decreased. With an increase in the cycle number, the bond strength between the BFRP reinforcement and concrete decreased, the slip corresponding to the bond strength increased, the shear hysteresis area decreased, and the energy dissipation capacity decreased. Based on the experimental results, a prediction model suitable for calculating the bonding performance between the BFRP bars and concrete under cyclic loading was established, laying an experimental and theoretical foundation for the seismic and fatigue behaviors of the BFRP⁃reinforced concrete.

Key words: basalt fiber?reinforced polymer reinforcement concrete, bonding characteristics, cyclic pull?out test, slip, hysteresis area

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