Effects of concrete strength and steel reinforcement area on the mechanical performance of functionally graded reinforced concrete beams: experimental and numerical investigation
In this work, an experimental and numerical program was designed to evaluate the role of compressive strength, Fc, and area of reinforcing steel, As, on the flexural behavior of functionally graded reinforced concrete beams. Eighteen layered sections of reinforced concrete beams were tested with dif...
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| description | In this work, an experimental and numerical program was designed to evaluate the role of compressive strength, Fc, and area of reinforcing steel, As, on the flexural behavior of functionally graded reinforced concrete beams. Eighteen layered sections of reinforced concrete beams were tested with different compressive strengths arrangement and area of main steel. The result showed that the minimum steel reinforcement with higher compressive strength in the compression zone increases load capacity and ductility up to 31.3% and 37.1% respectively. The average steel reinforcement with higher strength in the compression zone increases load capacity and decreases ductility. The increase in load capacity was 8.3% and the decrease in deflection was 30.3%. The results also approved that; higher strength in the compression zone can be used in beams with a high tensile steel ratio for decreasing compression steel as an economic side. 3D finite element was executed using ABAQUS to simulate experimental beams. The numerical and experimental results in the present work showed a similar behavior but there are slight differences between their values. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-a994cc5fae7c4c3bb425ea2d420c41872025-02-03T00:35:51ZengGruppo Italiano FratturaFracture and Structural Integrity1971-89932023-07-01176527028810.3221/IGF-ESIS.65.1810.3221/IGF-ESIS.65.18Effects of concrete strength and steel reinforcement area on the mechanical performance of functionally graded reinforced concrete beams: experimental and numerical investigationSeleem S. E. AhmadEsraa AliHesham ElemamMohamed MoawadIn this work, an experimental and numerical program was designed to evaluate the role of compressive strength, Fc, and area of reinforcing steel, As, on the flexural behavior of functionally graded reinforced concrete beams. Eighteen layered sections of reinforced concrete beams were tested with different compressive strengths arrangement and area of main steel. The result showed that the minimum steel reinforcement with higher compressive strength in the compression zone increases load capacity and ductility up to 31.3% and 37.1% respectively. The average steel reinforcement with higher strength in the compression zone increases load capacity and decreases ductility. The increase in load capacity was 8.3% and the decrease in deflection was 30.3%. The results also approved that; higher strength in the compression zone can be used in beams with a high tensile steel ratio for decreasing compression steel as an economic side. 3D finite element was executed using ABAQUS to simulate experimental beams. The numerical and experimental results in the present work showed a similar behavior but there are slight differences between their values.https://www.fracturae.com/index.php/fis/article/view/4230/3843compressive strengtharea of steel3d finite elementfunctionally graded concrete |
| spellingShingle | Seleem S. E. Ahmad Esraa Ali Hesham Elemam Mohamed Moawad Effects of concrete strength and steel reinforcement area on the mechanical performance of functionally graded reinforced concrete beams: experimental and numerical investigation Fracture and Structural Integrity compressive strength area of steel 3d finite element functionally graded concrete |
| title | Effects of concrete strength and steel reinforcement area on the mechanical performance of functionally graded reinforced concrete beams: experimental and numerical investigation |
| title_full | Effects of concrete strength and steel reinforcement area on the mechanical performance of functionally graded reinforced concrete beams: experimental and numerical investigation |
| title_fullStr | Effects of concrete strength and steel reinforcement area on the mechanical performance of functionally graded reinforced concrete beams: experimental and numerical investigation |
| title_full_unstemmed | Effects of concrete strength and steel reinforcement area on the mechanical performance of functionally graded reinforced concrete beams: experimental and numerical investigation |
| title_short | Effects of concrete strength and steel reinforcement area on the mechanical performance of functionally graded reinforced concrete beams: experimental and numerical investigation |
| title_sort | effects of concrete strength and steel reinforcement area on the mechanical performance of functionally graded reinforced concrete beams experimental and numerical investigation |
| topic | compressive strength area of steel 3d finite element functionally graded concrete |
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