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  • 2022Pullout behaviour of shape memory alloy fibres in self-compacting concrete and its relation to fibre surface microtopography in comparison to steel fibres9citations
  • 2019Nonuniform transformation behaviour of NiTi in a discrete geometrical gradient design18citations
  • 2019Modelling and experimental investigation of geometrically graded shape memory alloys with parallel design configuration22citations
  • 2018Effect of thermal annealing on stress relaxation and crystallisation of ion beam sputtered amorphous Si1-xGex thin films9citations
  • 2017Functionally graded shape memory alloys95citations
  • 2017Experiments on deformation behaviour of functionally graded NiTi structures18citations
  • 2016Investigation of Thermal Expansion Effects on Si-Based MEMS Structures4citations
  • 2014Pseudoelastic behaviour of perforated NiTi shape memory plates under tension27citations
  • 2013Finite element computational modelling and experimental investigation of perforated NiTi plates under tension16citations
  • 2013Hystoelastic deformation behaviour of geometrically graded NiTi shape memory alloys37citations
  • 2012Mechanical behaviour of architectured NiTi materials in complex loadingcitations
  • 2011Assessment of tension-compression asymmetry of NiTi using circular bulge testing of thin plates30citations
  • 2011Modélisation numérique EF du comportement mécanique superélastique de plaques fines planes trouées en NiTicitations
  • 2011Thermally induced damages of PECVD SiNx thin films7citations
  • 2011Etude expérimentale du comportement d'une tôle perforée aléatoirement en NiTi superélastiquecitations
  • 2009Roundrobin SMA modeling37citations
  • 2009Elastohysteresis : un modèle 3D phénoménologique précis pour le comportement superélastique d’Alliage à Mémoire de Forme sous chargements complexescitations
  • 2008Gradient anneal of functionally graded NiTi81citations
  • 2008Effect of annealing on deformation-induced martensite stabilisation of NiTi40citations
  • 2008Effect of pseudoelastic cycling on the Clausius-Clapeyron relation for stress-induced martensitic transformation in NiTi72citations
  • 2007Poisson's Ratio of Low-Temperature PECVD Silicon Nitride Thin Films30citations
  • 2007Design of functionally graded NiTi by heat treatment31citations
  • 2007Process condition dependence of mechanical and physical properties of silicon nitride thin films10citations
  • 2006Hysteretic Behaviour of Ferroelasticity of NiTi in Shear7citations
  • 2006Thermal Stability of PECVD SiN/sub x/ Films1citations
  • 2006Influence of Thermomechanical Processing on the Superelastic Properties of a Ni-Rich Nitinol Shape Memory Alloy65citations
  • 2006Effect of oxidation on the chemical bonding structure of PECVD SiN thin films29citations
  • 2005Characterization of Mechanical Properties of Silicon Nitride Thin Films for MEMS Devices by Nanoindentationcitations
  • 2005Effects of deposition temperature on the mechanical and physical properties of silicon nitride thin films27citations
  • 2005On the origin of Luders-like deformation of NiTi shape memory alloys209citations
  • 2005Determination of mechanical properties of PECVD silicon nitride thin films for tunable MEMS Fabry-Perot optical filters70citations
  • 2005Thermal processing of polycrystalline NiTi shape memory alloys203citations
  • 2004Mechanistic simulation of thermomechanical behaviour of thermoelastic martensitic transformations in polycrystalline shape memory alloys6citations
  • 2004Hysteretic behaviour of a Cu-Zn-Al single crystal during superelastic shear deformation5citations
  • 2004Evaluation Of Elastic Modulus And Stress Gradient Of PECVD Silicon Nitride Thin Filmscitations

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  • Mahmud, Abdus S.
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  • Meng, Qinglin
  • Rio, Gerard
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  • Brookshire, Kirsten
  • Rio, G.
  • Machado, Guilherme
  • Waltz, Laurent
  • Delobelle, Vincent
  • Rio, Gérard
  • Louche, Hervé
  • Chagnon, Grégory
  • Alonso, Thierry
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  • Penin, A.
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  • Grolleau, V.
  • Jehanathan, N.
  • Dell, John
  • Grolleau, Vincent
  • Cellard, Christophe
  • Collin, Antoine
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  • Frost, M.
  • Pilch, J.
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  • Piotrowski, B.
  • Humbeeck, Jan Van
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  • Debove, L.
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  • Saunders, Martin
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  • Maier, H. J.
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  • Vivet, A.
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  • Dell, J. M.
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Pullout behaviour of shape memory alloy fibres in self-compacting concrete and its relation to fibre surface microtopography in comparison to steel fibres

  • Liu, Yinong
  • Aslani, Farhad
  • Dehghani, Ayoub
Abstract

<p>Superelastic nickel-titanium shape memory alloy (SMA) can recover large strains. Hence, SMA fibres (SMAFs) have been incorporated into concrete to provide re-centring and crack-closing ability to the concrete. Since the structural performance of fibre-reinforced cementitious composites is significantly influenced by the fibre pullout mechanism, this research was focused on the pullout behaviour of SMAFs and their associated parameters. Single fibre pullout tests were performed on straight and hooked-end SMA and steel fibres (SFs) embedded in self-compacting concrete. The experimental investigation considers three variables: the type of hooked-end, embedded length, and loading rate. The full range of pullout load-slip behaviour was obtained under two different loading rates. The results were analysed in the slip corresponding to maximum pullout load, maximum tensile stress induced in fibre, material use factor, pullout energy, average and equivalent bond strength. Straight SMA fibres showed a weaker interfacial bond with concrete than steel counterparts. SMA fibre with 45° hooked-end showed the highest bond strength among SMA fibres considered in this study. The increase in the embedded length of most of SMAFs and SFs caused a significant increase in the pullout load without changing the configuration of the pullout load-slip curve. The pullout behaviour of SMAFs was almost rate-insensitive, whereas SFs exhibited evident rate sensitivity in the pullout. The observed differences between SMA and steel fibres were clarified based on fibre surface micro-topography and roughness and matrix damage. This difference was explained based on the surface micro-topography of fibres and matrix damage.</p>

Topics
  • impedance spectroscopy
  • surface
  • nickel
  • crack
  • strength
  • steel
  • composite
  • titanium