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Slenderness limit for reinforced ultra-high-performance concrete columns
The use of ultra-high-performance concrete (UHPC) allows for much smaller cross-sections compared to conventional reinforced concrete columns, which may make reinforced UHPC (R-UHPC) columns more susceptible to slenderness effects. Currently, there is no guideline in design standards for the slenderness limit of R-UHPC columns. This paper, therefore, attempts to develop a design provision for determining the slenderness limit of R-UHPC columns. Firstly, a numerical analytical model was proposed for predicting the load-deflection of R-UHPC columns under eccentric loading, which was validated by comparing its predictions with available experimental results from the available literature. Based on the validated model, a parametric study was then conducted to determine the key parameters affecting the slenderness limit of R-UHPC columns. It was found that the slenderness limit corresponding to the 5% strength reduction was sensitive to the ultimate compressive strain of UHPC, the tensile strength of UHPC, and the reinforcement ratio. On this basis, a design equation for the slenderness limit of R-UHPC columns in single curvature was statistically derived. Additionally, the slenderness limit for R-UHPC columns in non-sway frames was also proposed in a convenient form for design procedures.
Slenderness limit for reinforced ultra-high-performance concrete columns
The use of ultra-high-performance concrete (UHPC) allows for much smaller cross-sections compared to conventional reinforced concrete columns, which may make reinforced UHPC (R-UHPC) columns more susceptible to slenderness effects. Currently, there is no guideline in design standards for the slenderness limit of R-UHPC columns. This paper, therefore, attempts to develop a design provision for determining the slenderness limit of R-UHPC columns. Firstly, a numerical analytical model was proposed for predicting the load-deflection of R-UHPC columns under eccentric loading, which was validated by comparing its predictions with available experimental results from the available literature. Based on the validated model, a parametric study was then conducted to determine the key parameters affecting the slenderness limit of R-UHPC columns. It was found that the slenderness limit corresponding to the 5% strength reduction was sensitive to the ultimate compressive strain of UHPC, the tensile strength of UHPC, and the reinforcement ratio. On this basis, a design equation for the slenderness limit of R-UHPC columns in single curvature was statistically derived. Additionally, the slenderness limit for R-UHPC columns in non-sway frames was also proposed in a convenient form for design procedures.
Slenderness limit for reinforced ultra-high-performance concrete columns
Brühwiler, Eugen (author) / Feng, Peng (author) / Moustafa, Mohamed (author) / Shao, Yi (author) / Wang, Qiwu (author) / Peng, Fei (author) / Fang, Zhi (author)
Advances in Structural Engineering ; 27 ; 1777-1790
2024-07-01
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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