The use of horizontal and inclined bars as shear reinforcement
Shear failure in beams are caused by diagonal cracks near the support. Any form of effectively anchored reinforcement that intersects these cracks will be able to resist the shear stress to a certain extent. This project presents the results of an experimental investigation on six reinforced conc...
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| description | Shear failure in beams are caused by diagonal cracks near the support. Any form
of effectively anchored reinforcement that intersects these cracks will be able to resist the
shear stress to a certain extent. This project presents the results of an experimental
investigation on six reinforced concrete beams in which their structural behaviour in
shear were studied. All the beams were cast with the same grade of concrete, and
provided with identical amount of main reinforcement. In order to investigate the
contribution of the additional horizontal and independent bent-up bars to the shear
carrying capacity of the beam, two specimens each were provided with horizontal
longitudinal bars and bent-up bars in the high shear region. Two different quantities of
additional bars in each of these cases were adopted. The fifth specimen was provided
with sufficient amount of shear reinforcement in terms of vertical links, while the other
one was cast without any shear reinforcement to serve as control specimens. The
performances of the beams in resisting shear in the form of deflection, cracking, strain in
the shear reinforcement and ultimate load were investigated. The results show that the
shear capacities of the beams with additional horizontal and independent bent-up bars
larger than 1.2% of their cross-sectional area are higher than that of the conventionally
designed beam with vertical links. It may therefore be suggested that these types of shear
reinforcement be used to ease the congestion of links near the supports. |
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| spelling | uthm.eprints-86562023-05-02T02:13:21Z http://eprints.uthm.edu.my/8656/ The use of horizontal and inclined bars as shear reinforcement Abdul Hamid, Noor Azlina TA Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General) TA401-492 Materials of engineering and construction. Mechanics of materials Shear failure in beams are caused by diagonal cracks near the support. Any form of effectively anchored reinforcement that intersects these cracks will be able to resist the shear stress to a certain extent. This project presents the results of an experimental investigation on six reinforced concrete beams in which their structural behaviour in shear were studied. All the beams were cast with the same grade of concrete, and provided with identical amount of main reinforcement. In order to investigate the contribution of the additional horizontal and independent bent-up bars to the shear carrying capacity of the beam, two specimens each were provided with horizontal longitudinal bars and bent-up bars in the high shear region. Two different quantities of additional bars in each of these cases were adopted. The fifth specimen was provided with sufficient amount of shear reinforcement in terms of vertical links, while the other one was cast without any shear reinforcement to serve as control specimens. The performances of the beams in resisting shear in the form of deflection, cracking, strain in the shear reinforcement and ultimate load were investigated. The results show that the shear capacities of the beams with additional horizontal and independent bent-up bars larger than 1.2% of their cross-sectional area are higher than that of the conventionally designed beam with vertical links. It may therefore be suggested that these types of shear reinforcement be used to ease the congestion of links near the supports. 2005-11 Thesis NonPeerReviewed text en http://eprints.uthm.edu.my/8656/1/24p%20NOOR%20AZLINA%20ABDUL%20HAMID.pdf Abdul Hamid, Noor Azlina (2005) The use of horizontal and inclined bars as shear reinforcement. Masters thesis, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia. |
| spellingShingle | TA Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General) TA401-492 Materials of engineering and construction. Mechanics of materials Abdul Hamid, Noor Azlina The use of horizontal and inclined bars as shear reinforcement |
| title | The use of horizontal and inclined bars as shear reinforcement |
| title_full | The use of horizontal and inclined bars as shear reinforcement |
| title_fullStr | The use of horizontal and inclined bars as shear reinforcement |
| title_full_unstemmed | The use of horizontal and inclined bars as shear reinforcement |
| title_short | The use of horizontal and inclined bars as shear reinforcement |
| title_sort | use of horizontal and inclined bars as shear reinforcement |
| topic | TA Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General) TA401-492 Materials of engineering and construction. Mechanics of materials |
| url | http://eprints.uthm.edu.my/8656/1/24p%20NOOR%20AZLINA%20ABDUL%20HAMID.pdf |
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