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  • 2024Numerical investigation of bond-slip behaviour between CFRP strips and concrete in shear tests under static and blast loads2citations
  • 2022New technique to protect RC slabs against explosions using CFRP as externally bonded reinforcementcitations
  • 2022Finite element modelling of RC slabs retrofitted with CFRP strips under blast loading9citations
  • 2021Experimental study of the bond interaction between CFRP and concrete under blast loading19citations
  • 2019New technique to protect RC slabs against explosions using CFRP as externally bonded reinforcementcitations
  • 2019Numerical analysis of debonding between CFRP strips and concrete in shear tests under static and blast loadscitations
  • 2019Numerical modelling of the debonding between CFRP strips and concrete in shear tests under static loads using different approachescitations
  • 2019Blast mitigation of reinforced concrete hollow core slabs using CFRP as externally bonded reinforcementcitations
  • 2019Blast response of retrofitted reinforced concrete hollow core slabs under a close distance explosion32citations
  • 2019Enhanced blast resistance of reinforced concrete slabs using carbon fiber reinforced polymer as externally bonded reinforcementcitations
  • 2018Blast response of RC slabs with externally bonded reinforcement : experimental and analytical verification37citations

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Experimental study of the bond interaction between CFRP and concrete under blast loading

  • Belkassem, Bachir
  • Atoui, Oussama
  • Matthys, Stijn
  • Lecompte, David
  • Maazoun, Azer
Abstract

Specific to blast loading, bond shear tests between carbon fiber reinforced polymer (CFRP) strips and concrete have not yetbeen reported in literature, tothebest knowledge of theauthors. Given thehigh potential of strengthening concrete with CFRP to increase blast resistance, it is necessary to better understand the dynamic interaction between concrete and CFRP under blast impulse. This article presents a new experimental setup developed in order to study blast driven bond interaction between CFRP and concrete. An evaluation of the bond at the interface between the CFRP strip and the concrete is conducted in order to identify the parameters that affect thebond strength under blast loading. Several retrofitted specimens with different bond strength are tested. An explosive driven shock tube (EDST) set-up is used to generate the blast loading. Piezo resistive strain gauges and digital image correlation (DIC) measurement areused torecord the debonding process and the evolution of the strain along the bonded area. As such, the bond behaviour is studied for three different bond lengths and the effect of interaction of the blast wave within the concrete is highlighted. The experimental tests demonstrate that under blast loading, the debonding between the CFRP strip and the concrete occurs due to a combined effect: interface stresses caused by the induced force in the CFRP and additional stresses resulting from the propagation of the blast induced stress wave within the concrete.

Topics
  • impedance spectroscopy
  • polymer
  • Carbon
  • strength
  • shear test