Influence of various design parameters of the grouted duct on mono-strand bond behavior in post tensioned members
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Abstract
There are many factors that may affect the concrete-strand and concrete-duct bond behavior in post-tensioned (PT) concrete slabs and beams. The importance of bond strength is to ensure a proper transfer of stresses from strands and ducts to the surrounding concrete. This research focused on bonded post-tensioned (PT) concrete elements, which includes the use of grout and ducts to provide the link between the strand and the concrete. The strength of the grout, the type and geometry of the ducts, and the embedment length of both strands and ducts were investigated through an experimental testing program to disclose the average interface shear stress within the embedded length of PT elements. This work helped in a better understanding of the bond behavior and the corresponding related parameters involved in the design process.
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OpenAlex topics: Structural Behavior of Reinforced Concrete · Innovative concrete reinforcement materials · Concrete Corrosion and Durability
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