Fatigue testing of reinforced-concrete steel bars

Maropoulos, Stergios; Fasnakis, Dimitris; Voulgaraki, Ch; Papanikolaou, S; Maropoulos, Andreas; Antonatos, Alexandros

doi:10.1088/1757-899x/161/1/012067

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“…In contrast to the hot-rolled reinforcing wire [8], the wire used in our research is cold-formed and is not subject to an annealing treatment due to the need to maintain gloss. Therefore, when analyzing the load capacity of such an element, it is necessary to take into account the residual stress arising during crimping.…”

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Testing the State of Internal Load and Strength of the Facade Mesh Wire Subjected to the Corrugation Process

Gawrońska

Śpiewak

2021

Journal of Manufacturing Science and Engineering

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The article presents an example of a structural solution of a mesh facade installed on a public building. The types of loads that can affect the structure of such a mesh have been characterized. The course of the wire shaping process used to produce the described mesh was reported. A FEM model was developed to simulate mechanical phenomena occurring during the technological process of crimping stainless steel wire. Material model parameters have been defined. The developed model was verified in production conditions. Relations between wire-forming loads and tensile limit loads, as well as the distribution of equivalent tensile stress forced by the crimping process and internal stresses after crimping, were determined. The description of the technological process was presented in a form of a graph. The work contains the results of strength tests of wire materials and shaping tools.

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confidence: 99%