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5.- RESULTS................................................................................................................................................................ 8
5.1.- Summary of results.................................................................................................................................... 8
5.2.- Ultimate limit states.................................................................................................................................. 8
5.3.- Fire resistance (t=0 min.)............................................................................................................................ 9
5.4.- FRP arrangement....................................................................................................................................... 9
- ACI 440.2R-17
- ACI 318
- Country: Brazil
5.00
A B
11.40 kN/m
IL
11.40 kN/m
DL
6.25 kN/m
LL
2 x 5 mm / 150 mm (90°)
4.70
5.00
A B
300
270
30
120
2.3.- Concrete
Compressive strength of concrete
Concrete strength (f'c) = 28 MPa
Cylinder specimen = 28 MPa
Cube specimen = 34 MPa
Ef Thickness tf Width
Laminate εfu
*
Number n
(MPa) (mm) (mm)
1/5 SikaWrap® 300C - 50cm (10cm) 0.0135 220000.00 0.167 1 100.00
Vc : 29.15 kN
Vs : 29.69 kN
Vf : 38.88 kN
Where
Afv : 33.40 mm²
The tensile stress in the FRP shear reinforcement at nominal strength is directly proportional to
the level of strain that can be developed in the FRP shear reinforcement at nominal strength
ffe : 776.13 MPa
Effective strain in FRP laminates
ε fe : 0.0035
The bond-reduction coefficient is a function of the concrete strength, the type of wrapping
scheme used, and the stiffness of the laminate. The bond-reduction coefficient can be computed
from Eq.
κ : 0.28
The active bond length Le is the length over which the majority of the bond stress is maintained.
This length is given by Eq.
le : 52.43 mm
The bond-reduction coefficient relies on two modification factors, k1 and k2, that account for the
concrete strength and the type of wrapping scheme used, respectively. Expressions for these
modification factors are given in Eq.
k1 : 1.02
k2 : 0.78
0.27 m
Anticipated loads
0.27 m
0.27 m
5.- RESULTS
The nominal strength of the un-strengthened member exceeds the combination of loads corresponding to the fire
situation. The FRP strengthening is therefore not necessary during a fire situation, and does not need to be protected. If a
certain fire rating is necessary, the designer must evaluate the need for a protection of the RC element (concrete and
steel reinforcement) according to the local codes.
5.4.- FRP arrangement
The previous results correspond to the following FRP scheme:
1 layer of 1/5 SikaWrap® 300C - 50cm (10cm)
Wrapping scheme: 3-sided "U-wrap"
Discrete strips
C. to c. spacing: 160 mm
The material shall have a long track record (> 25 years) for structural strengthening.
The fibre fabric shall be unidirectional and fabricated of PAN based carbon fibres.
Measured values of mechanical properties of laminated fabrics shall be provided, minimum test series of 20 samples.
The actual strength of the concrete substrate shall be verified with at least three pull-off tests.
The laitance layer on the substrate surface shall be removed and an open-textured surface shall be created.
The substrate surface shall be cleaned so that it is free from oil, grease and any other contaminants as well as loose
particles and dust.
The priming of the substrate and the saturation of the 1/5 SikaWrap® 300C - 50cm (10cm) fabric will be done by means of
Sikadur®-330
A primer layer of the impregnating resin shall be applied on the substrate surface, using a toothed trowel or a roller.
The fabric shall be placed on the substrate, pressed on gently, and the resin shall be worked into the fabric with an
impregnation roller until the fabric is completely saturated.
In case of a cementitious overcoat, the resulting resin surface shall be broadcasted with quartz sand.
After application, the finished fibre fabric installation of shall be protected from rain, sand, dust and any other
contaminants.
If necessary, the applied system shall be protected with a suitable coating (compatibility tests between the coating and
the fabric shall be available).
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