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Local bond stress-slip relationships of glass fibre reinforced plastic bars embedded in concrete

Rossetti, V. Alunno / Galeota, D. / Giammatteo, M. M.

Abstract The bond relationships between glass fibre reinforced plastic bars with polyester matrix and concrete is investigated in order to obtain information concerning the possible use of these bars for the reinforcement of concrete constructions, where the use of ordinary steel bars could have certain disadvantages due to the possibility of corrosion. The results obtained are used to develop a model of the stress-slip relationship and to estimate the anchorage lengths needed to embed these bars in concrete casts.

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Local bond stress-slip relationships of glass fibre reinforced plastic bars embedded in concrete

Rossetti, V. Alunno / Galeota, D. / Giammatteo, M. M.

Abstract The bond relationships between glass fibre reinforced plastic bars with polyester matrix and concrete is investigated in order to obtain information concerning the possible use of these bars for the reinforcement of concrete constructions, where the use of ordinary steel bars could have certain disadvantages due to the possibility of corrosion. The results obtained are used to develop a model of the stress-slip relationship and to estimate the anchorage lengths needed to embed these bars in concrete casts.

Local bond stress-slip relationships of glass fibre reinforced plastic bars embedded in concrete

Rossetti, V. Alunno / Galeota, D. / Giammatteo, M. M.

Abstract The bond relationships between glass fibre reinforced plastic bars with polyester matrix and concrete is investigated in order to obtain information concerning the possible use of these bars for the reinforcement of concrete constructions, where the use of ordinary steel bars could have certain disadvantages due to the possibility of corrosion. The results obtained are used to develop a model of the stress-slip relationship and to estimate the anchorage lengths needed to embed these bars in concrete casts.

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Title:

Local bond stress-slip relationships of glass fibre reinforced plastic bars embedded in concrete

Contributors:

Rossetti, V. Alunno (author) / Galeota, D. (author) / Giammatteo, M. M. (author)

Published in:

Materials and Structures ; 28

Publication date:

1995

ISSN:

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02473149

Type of media:

Article (Journal)

Type of material:

Print

Language:

English

Keywords:

Anchorage Length , Ultimate Bond Strength , Bond Stress , Glass Fibre Reinforce Polymer , Pultrusion Process

Classification:

BKL: 56.45 Baustoffkunde / 51.30 Werkstoffprüfung, Werkstoffuntersuchung
Local classification TIB: 275/6500 / 250/6500

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