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Compressive behaviour of flax FRP double tube confined coconut fibre reinforced concrete
Highlights Double flax fibre reinforced polymer confined coir concrete composite was studied. The number of inner confinement layers play significant role in strain development. Composites with the same flax fabric confinement layers have the highest ductility. Under compression the outer confinement controls the failure mode of the composite.
Abstract The use of natural fibre reinforcement in polymer and concrete composites has in recent years attracted significant research interest. When coconut fibre reinforced concrete (CFRC) is confined by flax fibre reinforced polymer (FFRP), the strength of FFRP-CFRC composite is significantly enhanced. While researchers have studied the effect of FFRP confinement on compressive strength, their work has mainly focussed on the outside confinement of CFRC. In contrast, this study considers a double confinement, i.e. CFRC is confined respectively by large and small FFRP tubes both externally and internally. The experimental results show that in comparison with single confinement, double confinement enhances the axial compressive strength and strain of the FFRP-CFRC composite, even though less concrete is used.
Compressive behaviour of flax FRP double tube confined coconut fibre reinforced concrete
Highlights Double flax fibre reinforced polymer confined coir concrete composite was studied. The number of inner confinement layers play significant role in strain development. Composites with the same flax fabric confinement layers have the highest ductility. Under compression the outer confinement controls the failure mode of the composite.
Abstract The use of natural fibre reinforcement in polymer and concrete composites has in recent years attracted significant research interest. When coconut fibre reinforced concrete (CFRC) is confined by flax fibre reinforced polymer (FFRP), the strength of FFRP-CFRC composite is significantly enhanced. While researchers have studied the effect of FFRP confinement on compressive strength, their work has mainly focussed on the outside confinement of CFRC. In contrast, this study considers a double confinement, i.e. CFRC is confined respectively by large and small FFRP tubes both externally and internally. The experimental results show that in comparison with single confinement, double confinement enhances the axial compressive strength and strain of the FFRP-CFRC composite, even though less concrete is used.
Compressive behaviour of flax FRP double tube confined coconut fibre reinforced concrete
Chen, Jiaxin (author) / Chouw, Nawawi (author)
Construction and Building Materials ; 112 ; 666-673
2016-02-22
8 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
Compressive behaviour of flax FRP double tube confined coconut fibre reinforced concrete
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