journal article·2024-01-09Open access

Improving Bond Performance of Near-Surface Mounted Steel Ribbed and Threated Rods in the Concrete

Sabry Fayed, Emrah Madenci, Yasin Onuralp Özkiliç, Mohamed H. Zakaria

Abstract

Abstract In this study, the experimental findings of twenty pull-out tests on the bond efficiency of threaded/ribbed steel rods used in near-surface mounting (NSM) are presented. On a groove (20 × 20 mm) that was slotted in one of the sides of a concrete block measuring 250 × 250 × 200 mm, a pull-out experiment was performed. The primary factors are the slot-filling materials (substrate concrete and epoxy paste), bonded length (equal to 5, 7, 10, and 15 times the rod diameter), surface pattern conditions (conventional ribbed reinforcing rebar and threaded bolt), use of nuts or rings welded at the free end of the bonded length, and use of straight or spiral wire welded along the length of the bonded length. The tested specimens' ultimate bond strength, slip, bond stress–slip response, failure patterns, stiffness, and ductility are recorded and assessed. The results showed that the ultimate bond strength and corresponding slip of ribbed rods cemented with epoxy were higher by 11.11% and 199%, respectively, than those of ribbed rods submerged in the substrate. Over the controls, all NSM epoxy-rods exhibited a greater ductility. As the bonded length increased, the ultimate bond strength of NSM rods fell by 12–32%. As the bonded length increased, the stiffness decreased. On the other hand, the ductility of NSM epoxy-rods increased as the bonded length increased. All applied schemes such as nuts, rings, longitudinal bars, and spiral bars significantly improved the ultimate bond strength (maximum = 25.93%) and corresponding slip (maximum = 166.67%) of NSM threaded rods as compared to the control ones.
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OpenAlex topics: Structural Behavior of Reinforced Concrete · Structural Engineering and Vibration Analysis · Structural Load-Bearing Analysis

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