Effect of Wrapping on Post-Tensioned Beams Strengthened with Natural Sisal and Jute FRP Using Finite Element Analysis

Existing buildings are retrofitted to formulate them to be more resistant to seismic activity, earth motion, and other natural disasters. Many available reinforced concrete buildings across the globe are in desperate need of rehabilitation, repair, or replacement owing to degradation caused by a var...

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Main Authors: D. P. Archana, H. N. Jagannatha Reddy, R. Prabhakar, M. U. Aswath, Basavaraju Paruti
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Language:English
Published: Wiley 2023-01-01
Series:Advances in Civil Engineering
Online Access:http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2023/7955733
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R. Prabhakar
M. U. Aswath
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description Existing buildings are retrofitted to formulate them to be more resistant to seismic activity, earth motion, and other natural disasters. Many available reinforced concrete buildings across the globe are in desperate need of rehabilitation, repair, or replacement owing to degradation caused by a variety of reasons such as corrosion, lack of detailing, and failure of beam-column bonding, among others. In the construction sector, fibre reinforced polymer (FRP) composites have been recognized as a potential option for repairing and increasing the strength of existing structures. In this study, comparisons are done in terms of load bearing capability of the beams for configurations between FE model predictions and field data (experimental). To assess the FRP retrofit, structural responses for strengthened and control post tensioned concrete (PTC) beams are compared, with strengthening using various wrapping methods. The load bearing capacities of the beams retrofitted with sisal and jute fibre employing strip and full wrapping procedures around all four sides is increased by 35.55 percent and 42.85 percent for sisal FRP and 7.14 percent and 12.01 percent for jute FRP, respectively, as compared to the control specimen. The FRP retrofit model is expected to result in a considerable increase in structural performance.
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spelling doaj-art-74b85653f6d54f02832599c5ffa84bc22025-02-03T06:45:04ZengWileyAdvances in Civil Engineering1687-80942023-01-01202310.1155/2023/7955733Effect of Wrapping on Post-Tensioned Beams Strengthened with Natural Sisal and Jute FRP Using Finite Element AnalysisD. P. Archana0H. N. Jagannatha Reddy1R. Prabhakar2M. U. Aswath3Basavaraju Paruti4Department of Civil EngineeringDepartment of Civil EngineeringStructural EngineeringDepartment of Civil EngineeringDepartment of Hydraulics and Water Resource EngineeringExisting buildings are retrofitted to formulate them to be more resistant to seismic activity, earth motion, and other natural disasters. Many available reinforced concrete buildings across the globe are in desperate need of rehabilitation, repair, or replacement owing to degradation caused by a variety of reasons such as corrosion, lack of detailing, and failure of beam-column bonding, among others. In the construction sector, fibre reinforced polymer (FRP) composites have been recognized as a potential option for repairing and increasing the strength of existing structures. In this study, comparisons are done in terms of load bearing capability of the beams for configurations between FE model predictions and field data (experimental). To assess the FRP retrofit, structural responses for strengthened and control post tensioned concrete (PTC) beams are compared, with strengthening using various wrapping methods. The load bearing capacities of the beams retrofitted with sisal and jute fibre employing strip and full wrapping procedures around all four sides is increased by 35.55 percent and 42.85 percent for sisal FRP and 7.14 percent and 12.01 percent for jute FRP, respectively, as compared to the control specimen. The FRP retrofit model is expected to result in a considerable increase in structural performance.http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2023/7955733
spellingShingle D. P. Archana
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Effect of Wrapping on Post-Tensioned Beams Strengthened with Natural Sisal and Jute FRP Using Finite Element Analysis
Advances in Civil Engineering
title Effect of Wrapping on Post-Tensioned Beams Strengthened with Natural Sisal and Jute FRP Using Finite Element Analysis
title_full Effect of Wrapping on Post-Tensioned Beams Strengthened with Natural Sisal and Jute FRP Using Finite Element Analysis
title_fullStr Effect of Wrapping on Post-Tensioned Beams Strengthened with Natural Sisal and Jute FRP Using Finite Element Analysis
title_full_unstemmed Effect of Wrapping on Post-Tensioned Beams Strengthened with Natural Sisal and Jute FRP Using Finite Element Analysis
title_short Effect of Wrapping on Post-Tensioned Beams Strengthened with Natural Sisal and Jute FRP Using Finite Element Analysis
title_sort effect of wrapping on post tensioned beams strengthened with natural sisal and jute frp using finite element analysis
url http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2023/7955733
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