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- 2023Laboratory Tests on Structural Adhesive Joints
- 2022Emerging anchored FRP systems bonded to steel subjected to monotonic and cyclic loading: A numerical studycitations
- 2022Numerical Analysis on the Bond Performance of Different Anchored Joints under Monotonic and Cyclic Pull-push Loading
- 2022Using digital image correlation to evaluate the bond between carbon fibre-reinforced polymers and timbercitations
- 2021Experimental calibration of the bond-slip relationship of different CFRP-to-timber joints through digital image correlation measurementscitations
- 2019Bond durability of CFRP laminates-to-steel joints subjected to freeze-thawcitations
- 2018Stainless Steel Bonded to Concrete: an Experimental Assessment using the DIC Techniquecitations
- 2018Experimental and numerical analyses of flexurally-strengthened concrete T-beams with stainless steelcitations
- 2017Bond characteristics of CFRP-to-steel jointscitations
- 2016A New Bonding Technique for the Rehabilitation of Old Timber Floors with CFRP Composites
- 2016Reforço à flexão de pavimentos antigos de madeira com recurso a laminados de fibras de carbono
- 2016Influence of External Compressive Stresses on the Performance of GFRP-to-Concrete Interfaces Subjected to Aggressive Environmentscitations
- 2016Experimental Analysis of Reinforced Concrete Beams Strengthened with Innovative Techniques
- 2014Composites and FRP-Strengthened Beams Subjected to Dry/Wet and Salt Fog Cyclescitations
- 2014On estimates of durability of FRP based on accelerated testscitations
- 2013Influence of temperature cycles on bond between glass fiber-reinforced polymer and concrete
- 2013Influence of Temperature Cycles on Bond between GFRP and Concretecitations
- 2011MATERIAL AND GEOMETRICAL PARAMETERS AFFECTING PUNCHING OF REINFORCED CONCRETE FLAT SLABS WITH ORTHOGONAL REINFORCEMENT
- 2010Flexural behaviour of RC T-beams strengthened with different FRP materials
- 2010Displacement estimation of a RC beam test based on TSS algorithm
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Composites and FRP-Strengthened Beams Subjected to Dry/Wet and Salt Fog Cycles
Abstract
Carbon (CFRP) and glass (GFRP) fiber-reinforced composites of epoxy matrix are considered in the study, with greater emphasis on GFRP. Accelerated conditioning was imposed in the form of salt fog cycles, hygrothermal cycles (tap water), and tidal-like cycles (aqueous solution of NaCl, 50g/L), both on laminate composites and on beams externally reinforced with fiber-reinforced polymers (FRP) on their soffit. Freeze/thaw cycles were also applied to the study of degradation of the laminates. Mechanical tests showed degradation due to damage to the matrices, fiber-matrix linkage or bond between FRP and concrete. Several advanced techniques were used to interpret the results and enable better understanding of the phenomenological data. Changes on the glass transition temperature (Tg) of the epoxy matrix are reported as possible indicators of decrease of the tensile strength of the GFRP composite. Attention is given to the evolution of the relative values of the tensile strength of concrete and adhesive along time given their importance on the effectiveness of the FRP-adhesive-concrete joints. The results revealed, e.g.,that the more severe decrease of the carrying capacity of the beams was due to the salt fog cycles in the beams strengthened with CFRP.