Numerical Simulations of Destructive Tests of Cast Iron Columns Strengthened with a CFRP Coating
In many cases, there is a need to reinforce the existing, sometimes very old, cast iron columns. The paper describes a proposed and completed reinforcement procedure using an external, thin coating (sleeve or jacket) made of composite (carbon fiber reinforced polymer—CFRP). The strengthening effect...
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description | In many cases, there is a need to reinforce the existing, sometimes very old, cast iron columns. The paper describes a proposed and completed reinforcement procedure using an external, thin coating (sleeve or jacket) made of composite (carbon fiber reinforced polymer—CFRP). The strengthening effect was verified in destructive tests performed on two original columns (without reinforcement) and two other, identical columns strengthened by means of the proposed technique. Due to the expected very high load capacity of the axially loaded column, the test rig was designed to allow the application of the force on a big eccentricity. For this purpose a special base was designed and fabricated. Destructive tests have confirmed the high effectiveness of the adopted strengthening technique. The main objective of the present paper is a numerical confirmation of experimental results. All material parameters required in the numerical model were determined in laboratory tests. Simulation was performed using the finite element method—based on two systems, COSMOS/M and Simulia Abaqus. Numerical models were validated on results of the analytical assessment of stresses presented in the paper as well. Results of numerical simulations made on nonlinear models were compared with the experimental results. Destruction mechanisms observed in the experiments were confirmed in performed numerical simulations. |
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spelling | doaj.art-ed84267ad2bc4833b50d36f2ff76174f2023-11-20T17:24:10ZengMDPI AGMaterials1996-19442020-10-011320460810.3390/ma13204608Numerical Simulations of Destructive Tests of Cast Iron Columns Strengthened with a CFRP CoatingJakub Marcinowski0Zbigniew Różycki1Volodymyr Sakharov2Institute of Civil Engineering, University of Zielona Góra, 65-516 Zielona Góra, PolandIng.-Büro für Statik und Konstruktion, D-48488 Emsbüren, GermanyInstitute of Civil Engineering, University of Zielona Góra, 65-516 Zielona Góra, PolandIn many cases, there is a need to reinforce the existing, sometimes very old, cast iron columns. The paper describes a proposed and completed reinforcement procedure using an external, thin coating (sleeve or jacket) made of composite (carbon fiber reinforced polymer—CFRP). The strengthening effect was verified in destructive tests performed on two original columns (without reinforcement) and two other, identical columns strengthened by means of the proposed technique. Due to the expected very high load capacity of the axially loaded column, the test rig was designed to allow the application of the force on a big eccentricity. For this purpose a special base was designed and fabricated. Destructive tests have confirmed the high effectiveness of the adopted strengthening technique. The main objective of the present paper is a numerical confirmation of experimental results. All material parameters required in the numerical model were determined in laboratory tests. Simulation was performed using the finite element method—based on two systems, COSMOS/M and Simulia Abaqus. Numerical models were validated on results of the analytical assessment of stresses presented in the paper as well. Results of numerical simulations made on nonlinear models were compared with the experimental results. Destruction mechanisms observed in the experiments were confirmed in performed numerical simulations.https://www.mdpi.com/1996-1944/13/20/4608cast iron columnsreinforcementstrengtheningcomposite jacketCFRPdestructive tests |
spellingShingle | Jakub Marcinowski Zbigniew Różycki Volodymyr Sakharov Numerical Simulations of Destructive Tests of Cast Iron Columns Strengthened with a CFRP Coating Materials cast iron columns reinforcement strengthening composite jacket CFRP destructive tests |
title | Numerical Simulations of Destructive Tests of Cast Iron Columns Strengthened with a CFRP Coating |
title_full | Numerical Simulations of Destructive Tests of Cast Iron Columns Strengthened with a CFRP Coating |
title_fullStr | Numerical Simulations of Destructive Tests of Cast Iron Columns Strengthened with a CFRP Coating |
title_full_unstemmed | Numerical Simulations of Destructive Tests of Cast Iron Columns Strengthened with a CFRP Coating |
title_short | Numerical Simulations of Destructive Tests of Cast Iron Columns Strengthened with a CFRP Coating |
title_sort | numerical simulations of destructive tests of cast iron columns strengthened with a cfrp coating |
topic | cast iron columns reinforcement strengthening composite jacket CFRP destructive tests |
url | https://www.mdpi.com/1996-1944/13/20/4608 |
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