2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.compositesb.2015.06.020
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Thermo-mechanical loading of GFRP reinforced thin concrete panels

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“…Jarek and Kubik made an examination on the glass fiber reinforced polymer composite rods in terms of the application for concrete reinforcement[124]. Schmitt et al searched for thermomechanical loading of GFRP reinforced thin concrete panels[125]. Miotto and Dias discussed the structural efficiency of full-scale timber-concrete composite beams strenghtened with fiberglass reinforced polymer[126].…”
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“…Jarek and Kubik made an examination on the glass fiber reinforced polymer composite rods in terms of the application for concrete reinforcement[124]. Schmitt et al searched for thermomechanical loading of GFRP reinforced thin concrete panels[125]. Miotto and Dias discussed the structural efficiency of full-scale timber-concrete composite beams strenghtened with fiberglass reinforced polymer[126].…”
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“…Mit der Annahme einer wirklichkeitsnahen Frischbetondruckbeanspruchung können die Schalendicken und damit die Gesamtwandstärke reduziert werden. Dies begünstigt zusätzlich den Einsatz von dauerhaften Bewehrungsmaterialien aus faserverstärkten Kunststoffen , die nur noch sehr geringe Betondeckungen fordern und aufgrund der Korrosionsproblematik von Betonstahl immer mehr an Bedeutung gewinnen.…”
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“…The sketch in Figure a details the position of the strain gauges (SG1, SG2, and SG3). Those were not installed in the panels for the thermal loading (second and third phases) to avoid unfeasible measurements at elevated temperatures due to modification of the electrical signal during heating, as observed in a previous experimental investigation …”
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“…In this context, the present experimental investigation aims to give a contribution on the understanding of the mechanical performance of GFRP bars as internal reinforcement of concrete sandwich panels exposed to elevated temperatures. The study continues the investigation of the authors detailed in Reference , in which the attention was focused on the thermo‐mechanical behavior of thin concrete panels reinforced with GFRP bars, intended as the load‐bearing layers of sandwich panels for façade claddings, considering the influence of the concrete cover and the external surface of rebars.…”
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confidence: 99%