Non-Metallic (FRP) Reinforcement for Concrete Structures: Proceedings of the Second International RILEM Symposium

736 Pages·1995·55.518 MB·\736

by  L. Taerwe (Author)

Non-Metallic (FRP)
Reinforcement for
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Non-Metallic (FRP)
Reinforcement for
Concrete Structures
Proceedings of the Second International
RILEM Symposium (FRPRCS-2)
Ghent
23-25 August 1995
EDITED BY
L. Taerwe
Magnel Laboratory for Concrete Research,
University of Ghent,
Belgium
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Contents
Symposium organization xv
References xvi
Preface xvii
PART ONE MATERIAL DEVELOPMENT
AND PROPERTIES 1
1 The principal operational properties of new types of
non-metallic reinforcement for structures 3
L.G. ASLANOVA and O.A. RESNYANSKY
2 Laminated composite reinforcement for concrete structures 10
P. PETRINA and R.N. WHITE
3 Ductility of non-metallic hybrid fiber composite
reinforcement for concrete 18
V. TAMU2S and R. TEPFERS
4 Failure criteria for FRP rods subjected to a combination of
tensile and shear forces 26
T. UEDA, Y. SATO, Y. KAKUTA, A. IMAMURA and
H. KANEMATSU
5 Tendons made of non-metallic materials, requirements and
economic application 34
D. JUNGWIRTH and A. WINDISH
6 Development of non-metallic anchoring devices for FRP
tendons 41
T. HARADA, H. MATSUDA, MYO KHIN, S . TOKUMITSU,
T. ENOMOTO and T. IDEMITSU
7 Uni-directional fiber prestressed concrete elements 49
W.R. DE SITTER and F. TOLMAN
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8 Long-term behaviour of Arapree
A. GERRITSE and J. A. DEN UIJL
9 Stress-rupture of AFRP subjected to alkaline solutions and
elevated temperature - experiments
M. SCHEIBE and F.S. ROSTASY
10 Engineering model of stress-rupture of AFRP in concrete
M. SCHEIBE and F.S. ROSTASY
11 Prediction of deterioration of FRP rods due to alkali attack
F. KATSUKI and T. UOMOTO
12 Behaviour of FRP grid reinforcement for concrete under
sustained load
A.H. RAHMAN, C.Y. KINGSLEY and J. CRIMI
13 Static and fatigue strength of FRP rods for concrete
reinforcement
T. UOMOTO, T. NISHIMURA and H. OHGA
14 Grip effects in tensile testing of FRP bars
L. J. MALVAR and J. BISH
15 Aspects of laboratory testing to determine mechanical
properties of FRP
M. SCHEIBE and F.S. ROSTASY
16 Magnetic characteristics of the 3-dimensional FRP
reinforcement used for non-magnetic chamber
T. KAKIZAWA, S. OHNO, R. OKAMOTO and K. FUJIOKA
PART TWO BOND BEHAVIOUR OF FR P
ELEMENTS
17 Bond of FRP reinforcement to concrete - Experimental
results
A. NANNI, M.M. AL-ZAHARANI, S.U. AL-DULAIJAN,
C.E. BAKIS and T.E. BOOTHBY
Contents vii
18 Bond and fatigue properties of Arapree 146
J.A. DEN UIJL
19 Force transfer of AFRP bars in concrete prisms 154
L. TAERWE and I. PALLEMANS
20 Analytical modelling of bond between FRP reinforcing bars
and concrete 164
E. COSENZA, G. MANFREDI and R. REALFONZO
21 A study on bond creep behavior of FRP rebars embedded in
concrete 172
A. HATTORI, S. INOUE, T. MIYAGAWA and M. FUJII
22 Bond tests of carbon fiber reinforced plastic (CFRP) rods 180
C. V. JERRETT and S.H. AHMAD
23 Influences of yarns shape in woven fabric on bonding
performance of cementitious composites 192
A. PELED, D. YANKELEVSKY and A. BENTUR
24 On bond and anchorage of two dimensional grid type FRP 200
S. MOCHIZUKI and T. UDAGAWA
25 Bond strength of fiber reinforced plastic (FRP) cement
grouted anchor bolds 209
H. XU, E. BELLA VANCE and B. BENMOKRANE
PART THREE STRUCTURAL BEHAVIOUR
OF REINFORCED CONCRETE MEMBERS 217
26 Flexural behavior of concrete elements reinforced by GFRP
bars 219
S.H. ALSAYED, T.H. ALMUSALLAM, Y.A. AL-SALLOUM
and M. A. AMJAD
27 FRP rebars and the elimination of reinforcement corrosion
in concrete structures 227
C. ARYA, F.K. OFORI-DARKO and G. PIRATHAPAN
28 Flexural behaviour of JITEC-FRP reinforced beams 235
F. BUYLE-BODIN, M. BENHOUNA and M. CONVAI N
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29 GFRP as crack control reinforcement
M. MOGAHADAM and L. SENTLER
30 Long-term deflection of continuous fiber reinforced concrete
beams
T. KAGE, Y. MASUDA, Y. TANANO and K. SATO
31 Safe bending behavior of extruded mortar reinforced with
CFRP
K. YAMADA, T. SUENAGA and H. MIHASHI
32 Compressive behavior of FRP reinforcement in
non-prestressed concrete members
K. KOBAYASHI and T. FUJISAKI
33 Structural performances of concrete frame reinforced with
FRP reinforcement
H. FUKUYAMA, Y. MASUDA, Y. SONOBE and
M. TANIGAKI
34 Loading tests on concrete slabs reinforced with FRP grids
S. MATTHYS and L. TAERWE
35 Stress distribution in FRP grid reinforced members
C. GOODSPEED and G. ALEVA
36 A study on elasto-plastic behavior of structural walls
reinforced by CFRP grids
T. YAMAKAWA and T. FUJISAKI
37 Structural design and behavior of concrete members with
two and three-dimensional FRP reinforcements
E. MAKITANI, K. SHINDO, M. WANG and K. ISHIBASHI
38 Strength and deformations of FRP reinforced flat slab
structures
A.G. RAZAQPUR, D. SVECOVA and M.S. CHEUNG
39 Distribution of strain among several continuous fiber
reinforcements in the same cross section
H. TSURUTA and T. MAKIZUMI
Contents ix
40 Ultimate shear capacity of concrete beams reinforced with
FRP rods 336
Y. SATO, T. UEDA and Y. KAKUTA
41 Structural performance of concrete beams reinforced with
diagonal FRP bars 344
Y. SONOBE, T. KANAKUBO, M. FUJISAWA,
H. FUKUYAMA, M.TANIGAKI and T. OKAMOTO
42 Shear behavior of concrete beams reinforced by FRP rods
as longitudinal and shear reinforcement 352
W. ZHAO, K. MARUYAMA and H. SUZUKI
43 Punching shear behavior of pultruded FRP grating
reinforced concrete slabs 360
L.C. BANK andZ. XI
44 Fire resistance of continuous fiber reinforced concrete 368
H. TANANO, Y. MASUDA, T. KAGE, H. FUKUYAMA,
I. NISHIDA and T. HASHIMOTO
PART FOUR STRUCTURAL BEHAVIOUR OF
PRESTRESSED CONCRETE MEMBERS 377
45 Structural ductility of concrete beams prestressed with FRP
tendons 379
A.E. NAAMAN and S.M. JEONG
46 Experimental study on moment redistribution of continuous
beams reinforced or pretensioned with fiber reinforced
plastic 387
M. TEZUKA, M. OCHIAI, S. TOTTORI and R. SATO
47 FRP flexural and shear reinforcements for highway bridges
in Manitoba, Canada 395
A.Z. FAM, A.A. ABDELRAHMAN, S.H. RIZKALLA and
W. SALTZBERG
48 Serviceability of concrete beams prestressed by carbon fibre
plastic rods 403
A.A. ABDELRAHMAN and S.H. RIZKALLA