China Plastics ›› 2022, Vol. 36 ›› Issue (12): 92-99.DOI: 10.19491/j.issn.1001-9278.2022.12.014

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Evolution of bonding behavior of GFRP reinforcement⁃seawater⁃sea sand concrete under seawater conditions

JIN Qingping(), ZHOU Dian, HU Yanlei   

  1. School of Urban Construction,Wuhan University of Science and Technology,Wuhan 430081,China
  • Received:2022-08-31 Online:2022-12-26 Published:2022-12-20

Abstract:

To investigate the bonding behavior of GFRP bars and seawater⁃sea sand concrete under seawater environment, totally 54 GFRP bars⁃seawater⁃sea sand concrete center pullout specimens were designed and tested. A temperature acceleration experiment was conducted to study the changes of bond strength of the specimens after corrosion in the clear water and seawater environments, and the rising section of the bond slip curve of specimens was analyzed. The results indicated that the increase of temperature accelerated the degradation of bond strength of GFRP reinforcement⁃seawater⁃sea sand concrete specimens. The bond strength decreased by about 15% at 60 ºC compared to that at 10 ºC. The effect of the seawater condition on the bond strength of the specimens is slightly more significant than that of the clear water condition. The rising section of the bond slip curve of the specimens was analyzed using the BPE, CMR, and Malvar models, and the results indicated that the Malvar model was suitable for the rising section of the bond slip of GFRP reinforcement⁃seawater⁃sea sand concrete under the seawater condition. According to the TSF life prediction, the bond strength of the GFRP reinforcement⁃seawater⁃sea sand concrete specimens presented a retention rate of 65.58 % after 100 years of use under the 20 ºC seawater condition.

Key words: glass?fiber?reinforcement polymer bar, seawater sea?sand concrete, seawater conditions, bond?slip curve, bond strength prediction

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