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Structural behavior for rehabilitation ferrocement plates previously damaged by impact loads

Case StudiesinConstructionMaterials • 2017
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Authors YousryB.I.Shaheena, HalaM.R.Abusafab,*
Keywords Not Available
Journal Case StudiesinConstructionMaterials
Publisher 95/©2016PublishedbyElsevierLtd.
Volume 6(2017)72–90
Issue Not Available
Pages 19
publication.type International
Paper Link Not Available
Supplementary Materials Not Available
Abstract
The mainobjectiveofthisresearchistoinvestigatethepossibilityofusingferrocement
concretetorehabiliteethedamagedplateswhichfailedunderimpactload.Thecurrent
workpresentsthecomparisonbetweentheresultsofthe first crackloads,theultimate
loads andthedeflections inthecasesoftheimpactandstaticloads.Seventeenplateswere
damaged underimpactload [3TD$DIF][1], whichhavingthedimensionsof500500and25mm
thick. Theplatesweresubjectedtoimpactloadby1.15kgsphericalsteelballunderits
height 1.12matthecenterofthetestedplates.Theferrocementplateswerereinforcedwith
skeletal steelbarsweldedgalvanizedmeshesandexpandedsteelmesheswithskeletal
steel bars. Theplates weretesteduptofailure.Thedamagedplateswererepairedby
employing concretemortarandtwolayersofgalvanizedsteelmesh(300*300mm)atboth
the topandbottomfacesofthedamagedplateandtiedwithonelayer(500*500mm)by
means ofshearconnectorsatbothtopandbottomofthedamagedplatebyusingLscrew
bolts withimbedded fisher.Therehabilitationplates(500*500*50mm)weretested
simply supportsalongitsfoursidesandsubjectedtocentral flexuralloadingsuntilfailure.
The obtainedresultsreachedemphasizedgooddeformationcharacteristics,high first crack
and ultimateload,highductility,energyabsorptionproperties,andcrackingpattern
without spillingofconcretecoverthatispredominant.