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BOBEK, L. JUŘÍČEK, L. ČÍHAL, M. KABELÁČ, J, KONEČNÝ, M.
Original Title
Verification and validation of corbels strengthened by unbonded tendons and bars
Type
conference paper
Language
English
Original Abstract
Reinforced corbels are frequently used in industrial halls. A number of existing corbels are prestressed by unbonded tendons or bars in order to increase their load-bearing capacity, decrease the deflections and restrain cracks spreading. The goal of the project was experimental validation of the reinforced concrete corbel strengthened using unbonded tendons via CSFM (Compatible Stress Field Method). The method is based on materially nonlinear calculation considering the tension stiffening effect of rebars and compression softening of concrete. These effects and other assumptions implemented in CSFM capture real behavior of reinforced concrete members. Besides, CSFM is verified using an independent analysis, which is based on similar assumptions as those in Compatible Stress Field Method.
Keywords
CSFM, concrete, reinforcement, stress, crack, 2D model, 3D model
Authors
BOBEK, L.; JUŘÍČEK, L.; ČÍHAL, M.; KABELÁČ, J,; KONEČNÝ, M.
Released
11. 8. 2020
Publisher
Trans Tech Publications Ltd
Location
Switzerland
ISBN
978-3-0357-1668-9
Book
Solid State Phenomena 309
1012-0394
Periodical
Solid State Phenomena
Year of study
309
State
Swiss Confederation
Pages from
157
Pages to
162
Pages count
6
URL
https://www.scientific.net/SSP.309.157
BibTex
@inproceedings{BUT168333, author="Lukáš {Bobek} and Lukáš {Juříček} and Michal {Číhal} and Jaromír {Kabeláč} and Michael {Konečný}", title="Verification and validation of corbels strengthened by unbonded tendons and bars", booktitle="Solid State Phenomena 309", year="2020", journal="Solid State Phenomena", volume="309", pages="157--162", publisher="Trans Tech Publications Ltd", address="Switzerland", doi="10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.309.157", isbn="978-3-0357-1668-9", issn="1012-0394", url="https://www.scientific.net/SSP.309.157" }