Numerical analysis of RC wall with opening strengthened by CFRP subjected to eccentric loads

Numerical analysis of the central hole in RC walls with and without CFRP, subjected to uniform eccentric vertical line load, is presented in this paper. Six half-scale wall panels were modelled using the ABAQUS software to estimate the strengthening effects. The analysis revealed that the load capac...

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Main Authors: Hussam K. Risan, Ibrahim S. I. Harba, Abdulkhalik J. Abdulridha
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Croatian Association of Civil Engineers 2017-08-01
Series:Građevinar
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.14256/JCE.1707.2016
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Ibrahim S. I. Harba
Abdulkhalik J. Abdulridha
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description Numerical analysis of the central hole in RC walls with and without CFRP, subjected to uniform eccentric vertical line load, is presented in this paper. Six half-scale wall panels were modelled using the ABAQUS software to estimate the strengthening effects. The analysis revealed that the load capacity of the wall in terms of maximum load carrying capacity is influenced by CFRP thickness. It was found that the variation of CFRP thickness greatly influences the ultimate load carrying capacity, crack patterns, principal plastic strain of concrete, and equivalent stress.
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spelling doaj.art-1f12298a9d534554bf0d976092abe3752022-12-22T03:36:04ZengCroatian Association of Civil EngineersGrađevinar0350-24651333-90952017-08-016907.57358010.14256/JCE.1707.2016185766Numerical analysis of RC wall with opening strengthened by CFRP subjected to eccentric loadsHussam K. RisanIbrahim S. I. HarbaAbdulkhalik J. AbdulridhaNumerical analysis of the central hole in RC walls with and without CFRP, subjected to uniform eccentric vertical line load, is presented in this paper. Six half-scale wall panels were modelled using the ABAQUS software to estimate the strengthening effects. The analysis revealed that the load capacity of the wall in terms of maximum load carrying capacity is influenced by CFRP thickness. It was found that the variation of CFRP thickness greatly influences the ultimate load carrying capacity, crack patterns, principal plastic strain of concrete, and equivalent stress.https://doi.org/10.14256/JCE.1707.2016
spellingShingle Hussam K. Risan
Ibrahim S. I. Harba
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Numerical analysis of RC wall with opening strengthened by CFRP subjected to eccentric loads
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title Numerical analysis of RC wall with opening strengthened by CFRP subjected to eccentric loads
title_full Numerical analysis of RC wall with opening strengthened by CFRP subjected to eccentric loads
title_fullStr Numerical analysis of RC wall with opening strengthened by CFRP subjected to eccentric loads
title_full_unstemmed Numerical analysis of RC wall with opening strengthened by CFRP subjected to eccentric loads
title_short Numerical analysis of RC wall with opening strengthened by CFRP subjected to eccentric loads
title_sort numerical analysis of rc wall with opening strengthened by cfrp subjected to eccentric loads
url https://doi.org/10.14256/JCE.1707.2016
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