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Flexural behaviour of concrete thin sheets prestressed with basalt-textile reinforcement
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-1478-9941
https://orcid.org/0000-0003-1868-6998
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Highlights Flexural behaviour of non-prestressed and pre-stressed basalt textile reinforced concrete isinvestigated and discussed. A practical prestressing rig for application to textile reinforced concrete composites is developed and presented. The role of reinforcement ratio, location, number of layers and plies are explored. The role of prestressing level, prestressing release day and curing time are explored and presented.
Abstract While the recently emerged textile-reinforced concrete (TRC) composites offer a more durable alternative to conventional reinforced concrete, these composites are susceptible to cracking and high deformations under service loads, which hinders their widespread application for the development of load-bearing structural components. Aiming at addressing this issue, the present paper experimentally investigates the flexural response of non-prestressed and prestressed basalt-based textile-reinforced concrete plates. Basalt is chosen as an emerging low-carbon reinforcement for TRC composites. The first series of tests is focused on non-prestressed TRCs and consists of eleven reinforcement configurations considering the role of reinforcement ratio, position and coating on the flexural behaviour of TRCs. The second series, focused on prestressed TRCs, considered the role of prestressing level (13%, 25% and 35% of the fabric’s ultimate tensile load), releasing time, testing age and coating type on the flexural behaviour.
Flexural behaviour of concrete thin sheets prestressed with basalt-textile reinforcement
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-1478-9941
https://orcid.org/0000-0003-1868-6998
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Highlights Flexural behaviour of non-prestressed and pre-stressed basalt textile reinforced concrete isinvestigated and discussed. A practical prestressing rig for application to textile reinforced concrete composites is developed and presented. The role of reinforcement ratio, location, number of layers and plies are explored. The role of prestressing level, prestressing release day and curing time are explored and presented.
Abstract While the recently emerged textile-reinforced concrete (TRC) composites offer a more durable alternative to conventional reinforced concrete, these composites are susceptible to cracking and high deformations under service loads, which hinders their widespread application for the development of load-bearing structural components. Aiming at addressing this issue, the present paper experimentally investigates the flexural response of non-prestressed and prestressed basalt-based textile-reinforced concrete plates. Basalt is chosen as an emerging low-carbon reinforcement for TRC composites. The first series of tests is focused on non-prestressed TRCs and consists of eleven reinforcement configurations considering the role of reinforcement ratio, position and coating on the flexural behaviour of TRCs. The second series, focused on prestressed TRCs, considered the role of prestressing level (13%, 25% and 35% of the fabric’s ultimate tensile load), releasing time, testing age and coating type on the flexural behaviour.
Flexural behaviour of concrete thin sheets prestressed with basalt-textile reinforcement
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-1478-9941
https://orcid.org/0000-0003-1868-6998
Graphical abstract Display Omitted
Highlights Flexural behaviour of non-prestressed and pre-stressed basalt textile reinforced concrete isinvestigated and discussed. A practical prestressing rig for application to textile reinforced concrete composites is developed and presented. The role of reinforcement ratio, location, number of layers and plies are explored. The role of prestressing level, prestressing release day and curing time are explored and presented.
Abstract While the recently emerged textile-reinforced concrete (TRC) composites offer a more durable alternative to conventional reinforced concrete, these composites are susceptible to cracking and high deformations under service loads, which hinders their widespread application for the development of load-bearing structural components. Aiming at addressing this issue, the present paper experimentally investigates the flexural response of non-prestressed and prestressed basalt-based textile-reinforced concrete plates. Basalt is chosen as an emerging low-carbon reinforcement for TRC composites. The first series of tests is focused on non-prestressed TRCs and consists of eleven reinforcement configurations considering the role of reinforcement ratio, position and coating on the flexural behaviour of TRCs. The second series, focused on prestressed TRCs, considered the role of prestressing level (13%, 25% and 35% of the fabric’s ultimate tensile load), releasing time, testing age and coating type on the flexural behaviour.
Flexural behaviour of concrete thin sheets prestressed with basalt-textile reinforcement
Hutaibat, Mohammed (author) / Ghiassi, Bahman (author) / Tizani, Walid (author)
2023-08-30
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
Flexural behaviour of concrete thin sheets prestressed with basalt-textile reinforcement
| Elsevier | 2023
| British Library Online Contents | 2014