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Fatigue damage of PBH shear connector of steel-concrete composite structure
Highlights Analyze the fatigue failure phenomenon and the law of decreasing shear stiffness of PBH shear connector. The fatigue failure process of the PBH shear connector is discussed according to the failure mechanism. A two-stage linear fatigue damage evolution model for PBH shear connector is established.
Abstract Perfobond Leiste (PBL) shear connector is a widely-applied shear connector that rely on the concrete tenons and penetrating steel bars in the open hole steel ribs to resist slipping. Perfobond Hoop (PBH) shear connector uses the stirrups in the concrete structure to replace the independent penetrating straight reinforcement in the PBL shear connector, which has better spatial rigidness, and shear performance. In this paper, the static and fatigue tests of PBH shear connector are designed to analyze the static and fatigue failure characteristics and study the fatigue damage mechanism and fatigue damage evolution model of PBH shear connector. The study found that PBH shear connector has higher shear stiffness and fatigue properties than PBL shear connector. The concrete tenon in the open-hole steel rib plate is the key part of the PBH shear connector, and its failure form is different during static and fatigue failure. The fatigue shear stiffness of the PBH shear connector is shown as a jump reduction, which is different from the static shear stiffness as a smooth decline. The fatigue damage process of PBH shear connector is divided into three stages according to the failure mechanism: the bond failure stage of the steel-concrete composite interface, the crushing and migration stage of the concrete tenon, and the bending and failure stages of the penetrating steel bar. The three stages take up 10%, 80% and 10% of the fatigue life in turn. With the damage degree as the fatigue process variable, a two-line fatigue damage evolution model of the PBH shear connector is established, which can be used to predict the final interface slip value and fatigue life.
Fatigue damage of PBH shear connector of steel-concrete composite structure
Highlights Analyze the fatigue failure phenomenon and the law of decreasing shear stiffness of PBH shear connector. The fatigue failure process of the PBH shear connector is discussed according to the failure mechanism. A two-stage linear fatigue damage evolution model for PBH shear connector is established.
Abstract Perfobond Leiste (PBL) shear connector is a widely-applied shear connector that rely on the concrete tenons and penetrating steel bars in the open hole steel ribs to resist slipping. Perfobond Hoop (PBH) shear connector uses the stirrups in the concrete structure to replace the independent penetrating straight reinforcement in the PBL shear connector, which has better spatial rigidness, and shear performance. In this paper, the static and fatigue tests of PBH shear connector are designed to analyze the static and fatigue failure characteristics and study the fatigue damage mechanism and fatigue damage evolution model of PBH shear connector. The study found that PBH shear connector has higher shear stiffness and fatigue properties than PBL shear connector. The concrete tenon in the open-hole steel rib plate is the key part of the PBH shear connector, and its failure form is different during static and fatigue failure. The fatigue shear stiffness of the PBH shear connector is shown as a jump reduction, which is different from the static shear stiffness as a smooth decline. The fatigue damage process of PBH shear connector is divided into three stages according to the failure mechanism: the bond failure stage of the steel-concrete composite interface, the crushing and migration stage of the concrete tenon, and the bending and failure stages of the penetrating steel bar. The three stages take up 10%, 80% and 10% of the fatigue life in turn. With the damage degree as the fatigue process variable, a two-line fatigue damage evolution model of the PBH shear connector is established, which can be used to predict the final interface slip value and fatigue life.
Fatigue damage of PBH shear connector of steel-concrete composite structure
Yan, Long B. (author) / Han, Bing (author) / Fan, Liang (author) / Li, Xiao (author)
Engineering Structures ; 213
2020-03-16
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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