2005
DOI: 10.1016/j.cemconcomp.2003.12.002
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Bond of cement grouted reinforcing bars under constant radial pressure

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“…The first type is comparatively simple in installation, versatile, effective in reinforcement, and also economical. This type is widely used in underground excavation projects for stability [19][20][21], and, owing to this reason, empirical systems also focus on fully grouted rock bolts. The CMC bolts are strong and stiff bolts compared to the last two types, which are flexible and absorb large ground deformation.…”
Section: Factors Affecting the Performance Of Fully Grouted Rock Boltsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The first type is comparatively simple in installation, versatile, effective in reinforcement, and also economical. This type is widely used in underground excavation projects for stability [19][20][21], and, owing to this reason, empirical systems also focus on fully grouted rock bolts. The CMC bolts are strong and stiff bolts compared to the last two types, which are flexible and absorb large ground deformation.…”
Section: Factors Affecting the Performance Of Fully Grouted Rock Boltsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The frictional resistance of the bar-concrete interface against slip is enhanced with the presence of radial pressure on the lateral bar surface [3]. Confinement provided to the anchorage bond zone is an important factor that improves the bond resistance [4,5,6]. Confinement can be achieved by applying normal pressure in a direction perpendicular to the applied axial stress in the reinforcing bars [7,8].…”
Section: Figure 1 Grouted Sleeve Connectormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Dans le but de mieux maîtriser le processus de transfert de charge entre le soutènement et le terrain, le comportement des interfaces barre-scellement et scellement-terrain doit être bien compris. Dans cette recherche, on s'intéresse à l'interface barre-scellement parce que l'expérience montre qu'elle est souvent moins résistante que l'interface scellement-terrain, en particulier dans le domaine des milieux rocheux (Hyett et al, 1995 ;Kaiser et al, 1992 ;Moosavi et al, 2005 ;Pakalnis et al, 1994 ;Reichert et al, 1992 ;Stillborg, 1986).…”
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