1. Experimental study on flexural behaviors of composite component of concrete-masonry underpinning beams.
- Author
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CAO Dafu, TAN Qizhou, GE Wenjie, and WANG Biyuan
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FLEXURAL strength , *REINFORCED concrete , *CONCRETE beams , *UNDERPINNING (Foundation engineering) , *MASONRY , *BRICK building - Abstract
A total of seven underpinning reinforced concrete beams-masonry wall composite components including two combination forms and three tie reinforcement spacing were made and their flexural behaviors were experimentally studied. Deflection, strain of steel bars and concrete, damage mode and bearing capacities of specimens were analyzed. The results show that underpinning reinforced concrete beams and masonry wall can keep good integrity and work together well by use of tie reinforcement. Ultimate bearing capacities of single and double underpinning beams are greater than comparison beam, but the tie reinforcement spacing has no obvious influence on the increase of flexural capacity. On the basis of the constitutive relationships of concrete, brick masonry and basic calculation assumptions of normal section bending bearing capacity, ultimate bearing capacity calculation formula of composite components of underpinning reinforced concrete beams-masonry wall was established and its accuracy was verified by experimental test. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
- Published
- 2014