Short term durability of steel-strap confined concrete

Steel strapping tensioning technique (SSTT) confinement has been proven as a type of external confinement to retrofit and upgrade concrete structures. Their remarkable enhancement to concrete mechanical properties, practicing active lateral confinement, low cost, easy to operate, time saving and...

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Main Authors: Lee, Hoong Pin, Abdullah Zawawi, Awang, Wahid, Omar
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Published: Penerbit UTM Press, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia. 2016
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Abdullah Zawawi, Awang
Wahid, Omar
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Wahid, Omar
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description Steel strapping tensioning technique (SSTT) confinement has been proven as a type of external confinement to retrofit and upgrade concrete structures. Their remarkable enhancement to concrete mechanical properties, practicing active lateral confinement, low cost, easy to operate, time saving and no structure interruption during application have brought this technique as of the most affordable technique for column confinement, especially for high strength concrete (HSC) which naturally behaves insufficient in ductility. Although a great number of previous studies have demonstrated the performance of SSTT confinement, there are several anxieties related to the long term behaviour of SSTT confined columns which have yet been implemented especially in real hostile condition. Environmental effects, such as ultraviolet radiation exposure and saline solution (sea water) may affect the confining material properties, and therefore decrease the performance of the confined columns. In this study a total of twenty HSC specimens with dimension of 100 mm and 200 mm in diameter and height respectively were prepared, volumetric-identically pre-tensioned with steel strap and exposed to three conditions: indoor, outdoor and saline water for three months. The exposed specimens were monotonically tested and their performance was studied through the stress-strain relationship, mode of failure and degree of corrosion. The results show that none of the forenamed environmental conditions have exaggerating influence on the performance of the SSTT confined concrete specimens even some material has been severely corroded. It is then parallel compared with existing FRP confinement studies and the result proves that SSTT confinement able to possess the highest strength performance under similar environmental exposure.
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spelling intimal-7232017-03-14T01:19:52Z http://eprints.intimal.edu.my/723/ Short term durability of steel-strap confined concrete Lee, Hoong Pin Abdullah Zawawi, Awang Wahid, Omar TA Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General) Steel strapping tensioning technique (SSTT) confinement has been proven as a type of external confinement to retrofit and upgrade concrete structures. Their remarkable enhancement to concrete mechanical properties, practicing active lateral confinement, low cost, easy to operate, time saving and no structure interruption during application have brought this technique as of the most affordable technique for column confinement, especially for high strength concrete (HSC) which naturally behaves insufficient in ductility. Although a great number of previous studies have demonstrated the performance of SSTT confinement, there are several anxieties related to the long term behaviour of SSTT confined columns which have yet been implemented especially in real hostile condition. Environmental effects, such as ultraviolet radiation exposure and saline solution (sea water) may affect the confining material properties, and therefore decrease the performance of the confined columns. In this study a total of twenty HSC specimens with dimension of 100 mm and 200 mm in diameter and height respectively were prepared, volumetric-identically pre-tensioned with steel strap and exposed to three conditions: indoor, outdoor and saline water for three months. The exposed specimens were monotonically tested and their performance was studied through the stress-strain relationship, mode of failure and degree of corrosion. The results show that none of the forenamed environmental conditions have exaggerating influence on the performance of the SSTT confined concrete specimens even some material has been severely corroded. It is then parallel compared with existing FRP confinement studies and the result proves that SSTT confinement able to possess the highest strength performance under similar environmental exposure. Penerbit UTM Press, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia. 2016 Article PeerReviewed text en http://eprints.intimal.edu.my/723/1/Short%20term%20durability%20of%20steel-strap%20confined%20concrete.pdf Lee, Hoong Pin and Abdullah Zawawi, Awang and Wahid, Omar (2016) Short term durability of steel-strap confined concrete. Jurnal Teknologi (Sciences and Engineering), 78 (7). pp. 99-106. ISSN 2180-3722
spellingShingle TA Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General)
Lee, Hoong Pin
Abdullah Zawawi, Awang
Wahid, Omar
Short term durability of steel-strap confined concrete
title Short term durability of steel-strap confined concrete
title_full Short term durability of steel-strap confined concrete
title_fullStr Short term durability of steel-strap confined concrete
title_full_unstemmed Short term durability of steel-strap confined concrete
title_short Short term durability of steel-strap confined concrete
title_sort short term durability of steel-strap confined concrete
topic TA Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General)
url http://eprints.intimal.edu.my/723/
http://eprints.intimal.edu.my/723/1/Short%20term%20durability%20of%20steel-strap%20confined%20concrete.pdf