Research on Bonding Strength of Steel and Concrete with Different Bonding Interfaces

Abstract:

For the purpose of researching the natural bonding behavior of different interfaces between steel and concrete in SRC structures, four specimens are designed to launch the monotonic push-out loading test. Each specimen is used to consider one case, including the bonding of the external flange, internal flange, web and whole cross-sections with the concrete. Failure process and modes of these specimens were observed during the test. Load-slip curves and ultimate bond strength are obtained and the bonding strength between different interfaces of steel and concrete was analyzed. The results show that the bonding strengths of different interfaces in SRC members are not equal. The minimum bonding strength occurs in web, the bonding strength of external flange is higher, and the maximum bonding strength occurs in internal flange, the ratio of the strength is 1:1.39:1.59.

• Periodical: Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 470)
• Pages: 838-841
• DOI: https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.470.838
• Online since: December 2013
• Authors: Zong Ping Chen, Ying Liang, Yu Liang Chen
• Keywords: Bonding Interface, Bonding Strength, Research, Steel Reinforced Concrete

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