2014
DOI: 10.1590/s1983-41952014000100007
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Aderência aço-concreto: simulação numéricadosensaios de arranchamento pull-out e APULOT usando o programa ATENA

Abstract: The bond between steel and concrete is essential for the existence of reinforced concrete structures, as both materials act together to absorb structural strain. The bond phenomenon is considered to be complex regarding many factors that affect it. Several types of bond tests have been proposed over years. One is the modified proposed of pull-out test, which was elaborated by Lorrain and Barbosa [1] called APULOT test (Appropriete pull-out-test). Based on experimental results obtained by Vale Silva[2] either b… Show more

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“…The steel-concrete adherence mechanism is one of the most important for RC structures because the two materials must act together to bear the internal forces. The adherence anchors the reinforcement in the concrete and prevents its slipping in the segments between cracks, limiting their opening [11].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The steel-concrete adherence mechanism is one of the most important for RC structures because the two materials must act together to bear the internal forces. The adherence anchors the reinforcement in the concrete and prevents its slipping in the segments between cracks, limiting their opening [11].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Brazilian standard ABNT [1] refers to reinforced concrete elements as 'those in which their structural behavior is related to the bond between concrete and reinforcement, and do not have initial reinforcement elongation before the bond.' Tavares et al [2] express that the bond is the factor that enables the reinforcement anchorage in concrete and helps to prevent the slide of these reinforcements in the segments between the cracks, reducing their effects. Araújo [3] states that because concrete shows low tensile strength, the component cracks in the tensile zone of the structural element, therefore, the tensile stresses are absorbed by the reinforcement, preventing the immediate collapse of the structures.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%