2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.cscm.2021.e00581
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Bond strength of post-installed high strength deformed rebar in concrete

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“…Each cement bag was kept in an air-tight plastic bag to prevent unwanted hydration with the moisture which is normally prominent in local weather conditions. (Ahmed et al, 2021b), stainless steels (Ahmed et al, 2021a;Islam et al, 2020) and also applicable for retrofitting and strengthening of existing structures such as column jacketing (Mahmud & Ahmed, 2020). Locally obtained fine and coarse aggregates which conform to the ASTM standards were used for the preparation of cement mortar and concrete.…”
Section: Experimental Investigationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Each cement bag was kept in an air-tight plastic bag to prevent unwanted hydration with the moisture which is normally prominent in local weather conditions. (Ahmed et al, 2021b), stainless steels (Ahmed et al, 2021a;Islam et al, 2020) and also applicable for retrofitting and strengthening of existing structures such as column jacketing (Mahmud & Ahmed, 2020). Locally obtained fine and coarse aggregates which conform to the ASTM standards were used for the preparation of cement mortar and concrete.…”
Section: Experimental Investigationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, it was shown that the bond strength of straight post-installed rebars can be lower than bent cast-in-place rebars with standard hooks [7]. Ahmed et al [8] evaluated the bond behavior of post-installed highstrength steel rebars with concrete and reported that epoxy resins are effective bonding agents. Recently, a new beam-end specimen has been proposed in [9] to evaluate the bond behavior of post-installed rebar.…”
Section: Post-installed Reinforcement Systemsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In another study [8], the steel rebars were post-installed into concrete cylinders with epoxy resin-based grouted adhesive to evaluate their bond behavior. The results showed that the pull-out load capacity for ø12 steel rebars kept on increasing as the bond length increased from 6d b to 8d b to 10.5d b to 12.5d b .…”
Section: Effect Of Bond Lengthmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Recently, hybrid reinforcement like stainless steel is found to be more effective in concrete bridge pier than that of the conventional steel (Farzana and Ahmed, 2020, Farzana and Ahmed, 2022, Ahmed et al, 2021a. In addition, post-earthquake retrofitting techniques for such concrete structures using grout jacket (Kennedy-Kuiper et al, 2022), concrete jacket (Mahmud and Ahmed, 2020) and post installed rebar (Ahmed et al, 2021b) have already been studied and found to be effective.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%