Pull-through capacity of bolted thin steel plate

Zhao, Zhongwei; Liu, Miao; Liu, Haiqing; Li, Bing; Li, Yongjing; Zhang, Yuzhuo

doi:10.1007/s11709-020-0641-4

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“…It depends on the variation of bond strength of the CFRP/steel interface. A large number of studies showed that the interfacial bond strength increased with the increase of CFRP length [10][11][12][13][14]. However, when the bond length of CFRP exceeds a certain bond length, the bearing capacity will not continue to increase, indicating the existence of effective bond length.…”

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Analysis of Interfacial Mechanical Properties of Steel Beams Strengthened with CFRP Sheets under Temperature and Creep

Zhang

Hou

2022

Polymers

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Under the combined action of temperature and creep of CFRP (Carbon Fiber Reinforced Polymer) sheet, the interface between CFRP sheet and steel beams which are strengthened with CFRP sheet will produce relative slip. This slip will affect the interface interaction, reduce the bearing capacity and stiffness of members as well as increase the deformation. In this paper, the elastic method is used to introduce the creep effect of CFRP sheet and the temperature effect of steel beam. The calculation formulas of interface slip between CFRP sheet and steel beam, CFRP sheet tension and steel beam deformation under the combined action of temperature and CFRP creep are established. The accuracy of the analytical formula is verified by finite element analysis using the software ABAQUS. The results show that the CFRP sheet tension is smallest at the beam end while largest at the middle of the span. When the stiffness reaches about 3 ka, CFRP sheet tension basically does not change. When the temperature increases by 5 °C, the tensile force of CFRP sheet increases by about 3.7 kN, 1.8 kN and 2.3 kN, respectively. The increase of stiffness under creep has little effect on the change of CFRP sheet tension. The deformation is largest in the middle of the span while smallest at the beam end. Stiffness, temperature (5–25 °C), CFRP thickness and stiffness under creep have little effect on deformation. When the load increases by 5 kN under creep, the deformation increases by about 2.2 × 10−7 mm, 1.8 × 10−6 mm and 9.4 × 10−7 mm, respectively.

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