Bonded Behavior of Hybrid-Bonded CFRP to Heat-Damaged Concrete Interface

The reliable bond of CFRP to heat-damaged concrete is fundamental to ensuring cooperative working when the CFRP is applied for strengthening fire-damaged concrete structures. In this paper, the bond performance of hybrid-bonded (HB) CFRP to a heat-damaged concrete surface was investigated by using s...

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Main Authors: Guirong Liu, Yao Wang, Fulai Qu, Xu Guo, Yang Li, Shengzhao Cheng
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Language:English
Published: MDPI AG 2023-10-01
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Online Access:https://www.mdpi.com/2075-5309/13/11/2736
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author Guirong Liu
Yao Wang
Fulai Qu
Xu Guo
Yang Li
Shengzhao Cheng
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Yao Wang
Fulai Qu
Xu Guo
Yang Li
Shengzhao Cheng
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description The reliable bond of CFRP to heat-damaged concrete is fundamental to ensuring cooperative working when the CFRP is applied for strengthening fire-damaged concrete structures. In this paper, the bond performance of hybrid-bonded (HB) CFRP to a heat-damaged concrete surface was investigated by using single shear tests. The concrete blocks were initially heat-damaged to temperatures of 100 °C, 200 °C, 300 °C, and 400 °C. The heat-damaged blocks were subsequently bonded with CFRP using the HB technique. The primary experiment parameters were the exposure temperature, the number of mechanical fasteners, and the bonded layers of CFRP. The test results show that the external-bonded (EB) and HB-CFRP joints with concrete exposed to a temperature of 400 °C were prone to fail with concrete shear-tension due to the decreased shear strength of concrete at high temperatures. The EB- and HB-CFRP joints with heat-damaged concrete anchored with no more than three fasteners present a higher bond than the reference joints with unheated concrete, while the HB-CFRP joints anchored with three fasteners provide a decreased bond capacity with the increase in exposure temperature. The utilization rate of single-layer CFRP joints with unheated concrete increased by 57.9%, 139.5%, and 136.8% with the mechanical fasteners in numbers of one, two, and three compared with the reference specimen. Accordingly, the bond capacity increased by 111.8%, 128.4%, and 186.7%. Finally, a model was proposed to estimate the bond strength of HB-CFRP joints with heat-damaged concrete.
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spelling doaj.art-2e2391cde455420684481ea960ca05ff2023-11-24T14:33:10ZengMDPI AGBuildings2075-53092023-10-011311273610.3390/buildings13112736Bonded Behavior of Hybrid-Bonded CFRP to Heat-Damaged Concrete InterfaceGuirong Liu0Yao Wang1Fulai Qu2Xu Guo3Yang Li4Shengzhao Cheng5International Joint Research Lab for Eco-Building Materials and Engineering of Henan, North China University of Water Resources and Electric Power, Zhengzhou 450045, ChinaChina Construction Seventh Engineering Bureau Co., Ltd., Zhengzhou 450004, ChinaInternational Joint Research Lab for Eco-Building Materials and Engineering of Henan, North China University of Water Resources and Electric Power, Zhengzhou 450045, ChinaInternational Joint Research Lab for Eco-Building Materials and Engineering of Henan, North China University of Water Resources and Electric Power, Zhengzhou 450045, ChinaInternational Joint Research Lab for Eco-Building Materials and Engineering of Henan, North China University of Water Resources and Electric Power, Zhengzhou 450045, ChinaChina Construction Seventh Engineering Bureau Co., Ltd., Zhengzhou 450004, ChinaThe reliable bond of CFRP to heat-damaged concrete is fundamental to ensuring cooperative working when the CFRP is applied for strengthening fire-damaged concrete structures. In this paper, the bond performance of hybrid-bonded (HB) CFRP to a heat-damaged concrete surface was investigated by using single shear tests. The concrete blocks were initially heat-damaged to temperatures of 100 °C, 200 °C, 300 °C, and 400 °C. The heat-damaged blocks were subsequently bonded with CFRP using the HB technique. The primary experiment parameters were the exposure temperature, the number of mechanical fasteners, and the bonded layers of CFRP. The test results show that the external-bonded (EB) and HB-CFRP joints with concrete exposed to a temperature of 400 °C were prone to fail with concrete shear-tension due to the decreased shear strength of concrete at high temperatures. The EB- and HB-CFRP joints with heat-damaged concrete anchored with no more than three fasteners present a higher bond than the reference joints with unheated concrete, while the HB-CFRP joints anchored with three fasteners provide a decreased bond capacity with the increase in exposure temperature. The utilization rate of single-layer CFRP joints with unheated concrete increased by 57.9%, 139.5%, and 136.8% with the mechanical fasteners in numbers of one, two, and three compared with the reference specimen. Accordingly, the bond capacity increased by 111.8%, 128.4%, and 186.7%. Finally, a model was proposed to estimate the bond strength of HB-CFRP joints with heat-damaged concrete.https://www.mdpi.com/2075-5309/13/11/2736heat-damaged concretebondhybrid-bonded FRPsingle shear testbond strength model
spellingShingle Guirong Liu
Yao Wang
Fulai Qu
Xu Guo
Yang Li
Shengzhao Cheng
Bonded Behavior of Hybrid-Bonded CFRP to Heat-Damaged Concrete Interface
Buildings
heat-damaged concrete
bond
hybrid-bonded FRP
single shear test
bond strength model
title Bonded Behavior of Hybrid-Bonded CFRP to Heat-Damaged Concrete Interface
title_full Bonded Behavior of Hybrid-Bonded CFRP to Heat-Damaged Concrete Interface
title_fullStr Bonded Behavior of Hybrid-Bonded CFRP to Heat-Damaged Concrete Interface
title_full_unstemmed Bonded Behavior of Hybrid-Bonded CFRP to Heat-Damaged Concrete Interface
title_short Bonded Behavior of Hybrid-Bonded CFRP to Heat-Damaged Concrete Interface
title_sort bonded behavior of hybrid bonded cfrp to heat damaged concrete interface
topic heat-damaged concrete
bond
hybrid-bonded FRP
single shear test
bond strength model
url https://www.mdpi.com/2075-5309/13/11/2736
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