Durability of cracked fibre reinforced concrete structures

Ernst Jan De Place Hansen; Laila Nielsen

Durability of cracked fibre reinforced concrete structures

Ernst Jan De Place Hansen
, Laila Nielsen

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Durability studies are carried out by subjecting FRC-beams to combined mechanical and environmental load. Mechanical load is obtained by exposing beams to il-point bending until a predefined crack width is reached, using a newly developed test setup. As environmental load, exposure to water (capillary water uptake) is used, involving an in-situ method and a laboratory method. Three different concrete qualities as well as steel fibres (ZP) and polypropylene fibres (PP) are used.

Results of the durability tests on cracked FRC-beams are compared to results for uncracked FRC-beams and beams without fibres and the influence of fibres and cracks on the water uptake is discussed.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Advanced design of concrete structures
Place of Publication	Barcelona
Publisher	Int. Center for Numerical Methods in Engineering (CIMNE)
Publication date	1997
Pages	145-152
ISBN (Print)	84-87867-94-4
Publication status	Published - 1997
Event	Advanced Design of Concrete Structures - Göteborg, Sweden Duration: 12 Jun 1997 → 14 Jun 1997

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Conference	Advanced Design of Concrete Structures
Country/Territory	Sweden
City	Göteborg
Period	12/06/1997 → 14/06/1997

Series	THEORY AND ENGINEERING APPLICATIONS OF COMPUTATIONAL METHODS: A SERIES OF HANDBOOKS

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Hansen, EJDP & Nielsen, L 1997, Durability of cracked fibre reinforced concrete structures. in Advanced design of concrete structures. Int. Center for Numerical Methods in Engineering (CIMNE), Barcelona, THEORY AND ENGINEERING APPLICATIONS OF COMPUTATIONAL METHODS: A SERIES OF HANDBOOKS, pp. 145-152, Advanced Design of Concrete Structures, Göteborg, Sweden, 12/06/1997.

Durability of cracked fibre reinforced concrete structures. / Hansen, Ernst Jan De Place; Nielsen, Laila.
Advanced design of concrete structures. Barcelona: Int. Center for Numerical Methods in Engineering (CIMNE), 1997. p. 145-152 (THEORY AND ENGINEERING APPLICATIONS OF COMPUTATIONAL METHODS: A SERIES OF HANDBOOKS).

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