1992
DOI: 10.1061/(asce)0733-9445(1992)118:5(1270)
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Prestressed FRP Sheets as External Reinforcement of Wood Members

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“…In order to determine the ultimate bending moment, some authors have developed for FRP reinforcements (Triantafillou and Deskovic, [26]), (Lindenberg,[27]), (Fiorelli and Alves Dias, [15]) theoretical models based on the of hypothesis of Navier/Bernoulli (plane sections remain plane after being strained) and considers the limit states of the timber's tension and compression failure. The timber's tensile limit state is considered to have been attained when the maximum tensile stress is equal to its tensile strength.…”
Section: Analysis Of the Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In order to determine the ultimate bending moment, some authors have developed for FRP reinforcements (Triantafillou and Deskovic, [26]), (Lindenberg,[27]), (Fiorelli and Alves Dias, [15]) theoretical models based on the of hypothesis of Navier/Bernoulli (plane sections remain plane after being strained) and considers the limit states of the timber's tension and compression failure. The timber's tensile limit state is considered to have been attained when the maximum tensile stress is equal to its tensile strength.…”
Section: Analysis Of the Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Because carbon fibre reinforced polymers (CFRPs) have higher mechanical properties, they are used in the applications that need higher strength (Meier 1995;Nowak et al 2013). The flexural behaviors of wood beams reinforced with prestressed carbon/epoxy fiber-reinforced plastic (FRP) sheets have superior performance in terms of favorable strength, stiffness, and ductility (Triantafillou and Deskovic 1992).…”
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“…Podemos encontrar sistemas variados de reparación basados en ellas, ya sean de unión de madera con madera en los apoyos (6), a lo largo de la pieza aumentando la sección (7), o con refuerzos de metal o con varillas de fibra de vidrio (8). En los últimos años se han añadi-do nuevos productos, como la fibra de carbono (9), y nuevas técnicas de pretensado con los plásticos reforzados con fibras (10). Sin embargo, no existen referencias al uso de la pre-deformación para el refuerzo de madera en rehabilitación, salvo cuando las soluciones pertenecen al ámbito de la ingeniería, y combinan hormigón con acero (11).…”
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