2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.engstruct.2020.110456
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Experimental and numerical assessment of new precast concrete connections under bending loads

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“…Die durch die präzise subtraktive Fertigung hergestellten Dry Joints können anschließend auf ihre Festigkeit geprüft und z. B. in SC3DP‐Bauteilen integriert werden (Bild 4) [12–16]. Das Teilprojekt A07 Strukturdesign, WAAM‐basierte Fertigungsmethoden und Bauteilprüfung von komplexen, individualisierten Stahlbauteilen.…”
Section: Vorhandende Amc‐forschungsinfrastrukturunclassified
“…Die durch die präzise subtraktive Fertigung hergestellten Dry Joints können anschließend auf ihre Festigkeit geprüft und z. B. in SC3DP‐Bauteilen integriert werden (Bild 4) [12–16]. Das Teilprojekt A07 Strukturdesign, WAAM‐basierte Fertigungsmethoden und Bauteilprüfung von komplexen, individualisierten Stahlbauteilen.…”
Section: Vorhandende Amc‐forschungsinfrastrukturunclassified
“…e force subjected to the corbel of columns for the different conditions was reached by the force equilibrium method, as shown in equations ( 5)- (7). One can see that there was a noticeable difference in load, F v (F v1 , F v2 , and F v3 ), using different anchorage arrangements in precast concrete structures.…”
Section: Designed Analysis Of Corbelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Unfortunately, the seismic performance of precast structures was examined in a limited number of studies. Until now, fullscale seismic experiments were the main methods to study the mechanical properties of precast joints, the reason of which was that the lack of in-depth understanding of contact performance between precast elements made it difficult to express the real mechanical properties, which could be exhibited during a deformation stage [6][7][8].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They concluded that limiting the length-width ratio and lengths of beams prevented the cracking of finished surfaces and load eccentricity. Baghdadi et al [44] experimentally and numerically investigated the flexural behaviour of several precast concrete beams with dry connections and reported that only the beam with a pin and rectangular segment exhibited approximately 85% of the load-bearing capacity of the entire section. Yan et al [45] explored the impact behaviour of a precast concrete beam with grouted sleeves and observed that the connection location had a significant effect on the impact resistance of the beam and its performance could be similar to that of a monolithic beam when the loading point was farther from the connection location.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%