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Prediction of FRP debonding using the global-energy-balance approach

Prediction of FRP debonding using the global-energy-balance approach
Prediction of FRP debonding using the global-energy-balance approach
A major research programme was carried out to analyse the mechanism of FRP debonding from concrete beams using global-energy-balance approach (GEBA). The analyses developed in the study provide an essential tool that will enable fracture mechanics to be used to determine the load at which FRP plates will debond from concrete beams. This obviates the need for finite element (FE) analyses in situations where reliable details of the interface properties and crack-tip stress fields are not attainable for an accurate analysis. This paper presents an overview of the GEBA analyses that is described in detail elsewhere, and explains the slightly unconventional assumptions made in the analyses.
branson’s model, strengthening, fracture mechanics, frp, debonding, fracture energy, mixed-mode
0024-9831
1033-1044
Achintha, M.
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Burgoyne, C.
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Achintha, M.
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Burgoyne, C.
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Achintha, M. and Burgoyne, C. (2012) Prediction of FRP debonding using the global-energy-balance approach. Magazine of Concrete Research, 64 (11), 1033-1044. (doi:10.1680/macr.11.00182).

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A major research programme was carried out to analyse the mechanism of FRP debonding from concrete beams using global-energy-balance approach (GEBA). The analyses developed in the study provide an essential tool that will enable fracture mechanics to be used to determine the load at which FRP plates will debond from concrete beams. This obviates the need for finite element (FE) analyses in situations where reliable details of the interface properties and crack-tip stress fields are not attainable for an accurate analysis. This paper presents an overview of the GEBA analyses that is described in detail elsewhere, and explains the slightly unconventional assumptions made in the analyses.

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Published date: 2012
Keywords: branson’s model, strengthening, fracture mechanics, frp, debonding, fracture energy, mixed-mode
Organisations: Infrastructure Group

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Local EPrints ID: 209481
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/209481
ISSN: 0024-9831
PURE UUID: 71f2d2d4-e646-45c2-aa69-389ecb2a0e4c
ORCID for M. Achintha: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0002-1732-3514

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Date deposited: 30 Jan 2012 11:07
Last modified: 14 Mar 2024 04:46

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Author: M. Achintha ORCID iD
Author: C. Burgoyne

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